confirmed
- 01 B1 Intermediate
proven to be true or certain.
verified, ratified, or established as certain by evidence or official statement.
Simple“We have a confirmed booking for a double room at the hotel.”
In context“Despite the initial rumours, the ministry has not yet issued a confirmed report regarding the number of casualties from the flood.”
Antonyms - 02 C1 Advanced
having a habit or way of life that is unlikely to change.
having a settled habit or conviction; inveterate or habitual in nature.
Simple“My uncle is a confirmed bachelor who enjoys living alone.”
In context“As a confirmed pessimist, he was already preparing for the project's failure before the first meeting had even concluded.”
- 03 B2 Upper Intermediate
having completed the religious ceremony of confirmation in a church.
having received the Christian rite of confirmation, signifying full membership in a church.
Simple“She became a confirmed member of the church when she was fifteen.”
In context“The bishop visited the parish to lead the service for the newly confirmed teenagers.”
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