claim
/kleɪm/claim
VERBDefinition of claim
If you claim something, you say or write that it is true without proof.
Example: It is easy to claim that a god exists, but impossible to prove.
If you claim something, you say or write that it belongs to you and often you take it.
Example: Once you are over 65, there are a variety of government benefits that you can claim.
If something claims a life, it kills people.
Example: The disease has claimed seven people in Taipei so far this month.
A claim is something that you say or write without proof.
Example: It is difficult to believe claims that the world is ending.
If you have a claim to something, you have the right, to own or do it.
Example: The government is disputing their claim to the land.
claim
EXAMPLESExamples of claim
It is easy to claim that a god exists, but impossible to prove.
Example sentenceHe claims to be at home when the shooting happened.
Example sentenceOnce you are over 65, there are a variety of government benefits that you can claim.
Example sentenceAl Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack.
Example sentenceThe disease has claimed seven people in Taipei so far this month.
Example sentenceclaim
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