confirm
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- (transitive) If something confirms an idea, it show that it is true.
- The results of the study confirm previous research on the topic.
- (transitive) If you confirm a possible agreement or plan, you tell somebody that it is now final and official.
- Can we confirm that the meeting is at 10:00?
- (transitive) If a Christian priest confirms a baptized person, they admit them to full participation in the church.