Pronunciation: /kənˈfɜːrmd/
verb to establish the truth or correctness of something
A1 The teacher confirmed that the exam will be next week.
A2 She confirmed her attendance at the party.
B1 The company confirmed the delivery date of the product.
B2 The doctor confirmed the diagnosis with further tests.
C1 The scientist confirmed the theory through extensive research.
C2 The court confirmed the verdict after reviewing all the evidence.
adjective having been verified or made certain
A1 The doctor confirmed my appointment for next week.
A2 The airline confirmed my reservation for the flight.
B1 The police confirmed the suspect's alibi with witness statements.
B2 The scientist confirmed the results of the experiment through multiple tests.
C1 The committee confirmed the decision after thorough deliberation.
C2 The judge confirmed the verdict based on all the evidence presented in court.
formal The company confirmed the new partnership agreement.
informal I confirmed with my friend that we are still meeting for lunch tomorrow.
slang I double-checked and my suspicions were confirmed.
figurative The results of the experiment confirmed our hypothesis.
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