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41confirm — v. a. RG. 440, 446 …
42confirm — con·firm || kÉ™n fÉœËm v. approve; verify, show to be true; strengthen …
43confirm — In air traffic control phraseology, it means, “Have I correctly received the following . . .?” or “Did you correctly receive the message?” …
44confirm — v. a. 1. Establish, fix, settle, assure, make firm. 2. Strengthen, add strength to. 3. Corroborate, substantiate, verify. 4. Ratify, sanction, bind. 5. Admit to the Communion, invest with full membership in the church …
45confirm — v 1. corroborate, verify, authenticate, validate, substantiate; bear out, prove, establish, evidence, give credence to; attest, certify, bear witness to, testify, vouch for; affirm, aver, assure, pledge, promise, guarantee, ensure, secure,… …
46confirm — con·firm …
47confirm — Hō oia, āpono, ae; kopilimakio (sacrament). ♦ One who confirms, hō ike pa a …
48confirm — To complete or establish that which was imperfect or uncertain; to ratify what has beenconfirmdone without authority or insufficiently. To make firm or certain; to give new assurance of truth or certainty; to put aside past doubt; to give… …
49confirm — To complete or establish that which was imperfect or uncertain; to ratify what has beenconfirmdone without authority or insufficiently. To make firm or certain; to give new assurance of truth or certainty; to put aside past doubt; to give… …
50confirm — v.tr. 1 provide support for the truth or correctness of; make definitely valid (confirmed my suspicions; confirmed his arrival time). 2 (foll. by in) encourage (a person) in (an opinion etc.). 3 establish more firmly (power, possession, etc.). 4… …
