a claim
Words containing "claim":acclaimdisclaimdisclaimerexclaimexclamationproclaimproclamationreclaimreclamation
He tried to claim that the idea was his original concept.
No, it is not a preposition. The word claim can be a verb, or a noun, also as an adjunct or adjective (claim ticket, claim form).
In language arts, a claim refers to a statement or assertion that a writer or speaker presents as true and seeks to support through evidence and reasoning. It is the central argument or main point that the author is trying to prove or persuade others to believe.
The past tense of claim is claimed.
A different claim proposing another hypothesis
Printing the claim to paper
It means they have entered it into their computer system and your check is on the way.
Ex- means out and claim means to demand an object or something...
each and every claim = all claims
that you are lazy.
are lazy
It means you are entitled to it or you have a claim to it.
Something famous about it
if you mean why did spanish explorers claim Florida is because they were looking for things i guess.
to pay off your debt, claim or contrat
I no longer claim.