Reconfirm

/ˌriː.kənˈfɜːrm/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To confirm again or to affirm once more.

I need to reconfirm our dinner reservations for Friday night.

To verify or validate information again for accuracy.

Can you reconfirm the meeting time with the client?

To strengthen or reinforce a previously established confirmation.

The study aims to reconfirm the effectiveness of the new treatment.

Etymology for word reconfirm: from Latin 'confirmare' with the prefix 're-' indicating repetition.

reconfirm an appointment

To verify again the time and details of a meeting or engagement.

reconfirm a reservation

To check again the details of a booked place or service.

confirm

To establish the truth or correctness of something.

verification

The process of establishing the truth or accuracy of something.

affirm

To state or assert positively.

Check in again

I'll just check in again to reconfirm if the event is still on.

Double-check

You should double-check with them to reconfirm what time we meet.