The phrase "assuredly say" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when you want to express certainty or confidence in what you are stating.
Example: "I can assuredly say that this decision will benefit the entire team."
Alternatives: "confidently state" or "certainly declare".
"I can assuredly say that the Yankees wouldn't have been on the block this year if there was an estate tax," he said.
I can assuredly say that it's my life's mission to love all people".
Cameron walked back his comments days after the interview, saying that " I can assuredly say that it's my life's mission to love all people".
And, with the semester over, I can assuredly say that there was no significant difference in level of difficulty or quality of conversation in the classroom; I never once felt overwhelmed, exhausted, outperformed or underprepared.
Having counseled couples and families for over two decades I can assuredly say that I have never experienced the union of a same-sex couple who are in a committed and loving partnership contributing in any way to the demise of a heterosexual marriage and family.
"Gently and assuredly", said the Queen, the Church has created such an environment in this country.
Gas prices may feel like they're constantly on the rise, but it isn't due to rigging (or most are assuredly saying so).
Clark, who speaks very quckly and self-assuredly, said she'd always wanted to be a crime writer and that she'd always been obsessed with crime from the time she was four years old.
"No, that's not why this was done, assuredly not," said Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York.
It is understandably wary of exposing the inner workings of its facial recognition systems to an unsympathetic judge in a state with strong protections against practices it is conceivably (some would say assuredly) taking part in.
I work and have friends in all those states, and I can say assuredly that it's time for Illinois to join them.
