confirm
/kənˈfɜrm/
verb
- To state or show that something is definitely true or correct.
- The test results confirm that the water is safe to drink.
- Scientists confirmed the discovery of a new planet.
- She called the hotel to confirm her reservation.
- To make a plan, meeting, or arrangement definite or official.
- We need to confirm the time for the interview.
- The manager confirmed the meeting for next Tuesday.
- Please confirm your attendance by Friday.
- To formally approve someone in a position, role, or religious rite.
- The Senate confirmed the new judge.
- The bishop confirmed the teenagers during the ceremony.
- She was confirmed as the new director of the program.
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