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confirm
verb (confirmed , confirming )
1 to provide support for the truth or validity of something.
2 to finalize or make definite (a booking, arrangement, etc).
3 said of an opinion, etc: to strengthen it or become more convinced in it.
4 to give formal approval to something; to establish officially His appointment was confirmed at the interview .
5 Christianity to accept someone formally into full membership of the Church.
[13c: from Latin confirmare , from firmare to strengthen, from firmus firm]
confirmative adjective .
confirmatory adjective
1 giving additional strength to, eg an argument, etc.
2 confirming.
verb (confirmed , confirming )
1 to provide support for the truth or validity of something.
2 to finalize or make definite (a booking, arrangement, etc).
3 said of an opinion, etc: to strengthen it or become more convinced in it.
4 to give formal approval to something; to establish officially His appointment was confirmed at the interview .
5 Christianity to accept someone formally into full membership of the Church.
[13c: from Latin confirmare , from firmare to strengthen, from firmus firm]
confirmative adjective .
confirmatory adjective
1 giving additional strength to, eg an argument, etc.
2 confirming.
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