Meaning & Definition of word "Confirmed"

Confirmed

/kənˈfɜːrmd/

1. To establish the truth, accuracy, validity, or genuineness of something.
- Example: The committee confirmed the results of the investigation.
2. To make a firm decision or agreement.
- Example: She confirmed her attendance at the meeting next week.
3. To reinforce or strengthen a belief or opinion.
- Example: The evidence confirmed his suspicions about the project's feasibility.

1. Having been verified or established as true.
- Example: He was a confirmed skeptic regarding conspiracy theories.
2. Fixed or settled in a particular state or condition.
- Example: She is a confirmed bachelor, dedicated to her career.

From Middle French confirmé, from Latin confirmatus, a past participle of confirmare.

confirmed bachelor:

A man who chooses not to marry and is confidently stating his choice.

confirmed report:

A report that has been verified and accepted as true.

confirmed appointment:

An appointment that has been officially acknowledged.

confirm:

To establish the truth, accuracy, or validity of something.

confirmation:

The action of confirming something or the state of being confirmed.

Meaning: Definitely true or established.

Example Sentence: That news is confirmed, you can trust it.

Meaning: In agreement with a statement or choice.

Example Sentence: I'm confirmed on going to the concert this weekend.