reaffirmed
v. C1 Advanced US //ˌɹiəˈfɝmd// UK //ɹˌiːɐfˈɜːmd// reaf·firmed
v. to state again that something is true or that you still support it. It is often used to show that a promise or belief is still strong.
v. to state or assert something again strongly; to confirm the validity of a previous commitment or belief.
The president reaffirmed his commitment to the peace process.
After the recent scandal, the board of directors reaffirmed their trust in the current CEO.
The high court's ruling reaffirmed the principle that all citizens are equal under the law, effectively ending years of legal ambiguity regarding the statute.
Usage
Transitive; always takes a direct object, which is typically an abstract noun like 'commitment', 'support', or 'belief'.