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Meaning & Definition of Confirm in English

English

Confirm

To establish the truth or correctness of something.


Pronunciation:

/kənˈfɜːrm/

Part of Speech:

verb

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: To state or show that something is definitely true.

    Example Sentence: The scientist confirmed the results of the experiment.

  • Definition: To make a reservation or arrangement valid.

    Example Sentence: Please confirm your attendance at the meeting.

  • Definition: To support or strengthen an opinion or belief.

    Example Sentence: Her success in the exam confirmed her abilities.

  • Definition: To ratify or approve something formally.

    Example Sentence: The board will confirm the new policy next week.

  • Definition: To provide assurance or make something definite.

    Example Sentence: He confirmed his commitment to the project.

Etymology

Origin: From Latin confirmare, meaning 'to strengthen, establish.'

Synonyms

verifyvalidateauthenticateaffirmratify

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • confirm an appointment: To verify the details of a scheduled meeting.
  • confirm a reservation: To check and secure a booking.
  • confirm receipt: To acknowledge that something has been received.

Translations

  • Spanish: confirmar
  • French: confirmer
  • German: bestätigen
  • Russian: подтверждать

Related Words

  • confirmation: The act of confirming or verifying something.
  • confirmatory: Serving to confirm; validating.
  • confirmed: Established as true or valid.

Slang Meanings of confirm

  • Meaning: To affirm or agree with someone in conversation.

    Example Sentence: When he said the plan was good, I had to confirm it.

  • Meaning: To verify information in a casual context.

    Example Sentence: I texted him to confirm if we're still meeting.