confirmation
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural
confirmations
plural
confirmations
Britannica Dictionary definition of CONFIRMATION
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proof which shows that something is true or correct
— often + of
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Reporters awaited confirmation from the army about the battle.
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We don't have independent confirmation of the facts.
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Final confirmation came only after the investigation was completed.
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The customs officers will need to see confirmation [=proof] of your identity.
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confirmation of a scientific theory
2
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a response which shows that information is received and understood
especially
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a response that makes a purchase, appointment, etc., definite or official
[count]
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You will receive an e-mail confirmation of your order.
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You will receive confirmation of your order by e-mail.
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waiting for written confirmation
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[noncount]
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the act of giving official approval to something or someone
— often used before another noun
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Many senators are opposed to his confirmation as a federal judge.
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Senate confirmation hearings
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the confirmation process
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a ceremony in which someone becomes a full, adult member of a religion
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They are preparing for confirmation.
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He attended both of his children's confirmations.
