Pronunciation: /kɑːn.fɝːˈmeɪ.ʃən/
noun the action of confirming something or the state of being confirmed
A1 I received a confirmation email for my hotel reservation.
A2 She asked for confirmation that the meeting was still on.
B1 Please provide confirmation of your attendance by Friday.
B2 The confirmation of the new policy was met with mixed reactions.
C1 The confirmation of the experiment results was crucial for the research paper.
C2 The confirmation of his appointment as CEO was announced at the company meeting.
adjective confirming or verifying
A1 I received a confirmation email for my flight booking.
A2 She showed me the confirmation letter for the event.
B1 The confirmation code is required to access the online portal.
B2 The confirmation process for the reservation was quick and efficient.
C1 The confirmation of the experiment results was crucial for the research paper.
C2 The confirmation of his alibi proved his innocence in the case.
formal Please provide a written confirmation of your attendance to the event.
informal Can you send me a quick confirmation that you'll be there?
slang I need a solid confirmation from you before I can finalize the plans.
figurative His smile was the confirmation she needed that everything would be okay.
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