Collocations with "confirm"

34 collocations found

hypothesis8.8
confirm a diagnosis

to verify that an initial diagnosis is correct, often with tests

diagnosis8.1
confirm authenticity

To state or show that something is definitely authentic.

authenticity8.0
confirm a booking

to verify that a reservation is final

booking8.0
confirm the details

To make sure that arrangements or information are definite.

detail7.8
confirm the existence of

To provide proof that something is real or true.

existence7.8
confirm a reservation

To verify that a reservation is still valid.

reservation7.8
confirm a rumour

To state that a rumour is true.

rumour7.7
confirm superiority

to provide evidence that superiority is true

superiority7.7
confirm presence

To prove that something is definitely there.

presence7.5
confirm a suspicion

To find out that a suspicion was correct.

suspicion7.5
confirm a pregnancy

To verify through a test or medical examination that one is pregnant.

pregnancy7.3
confirm validity

To establish the truth or correctness of the validity.

validity7.3
confirm experimentally

Used to describe the process of verifying a hypothesis or theory through experiments.

experimentally7.2
confirm a theory

to provide evidence that a theory is true

theory7.2
confirm a prediction

to show that a prediction was true

prediction7.1
confirm the accuracy

To establish the truth or correctness of something's accuracy.

accuracy7.0
confirm arrangement

to make sure a plan is definite

arrangement7.0
belief7.0
confirm the correctness of something

To establish the truth or accuracy of something.

correctness7.0
confirm a finding

to establish the truth or correctness of a result

finding7.0
confirm nominee

to formally approve someone who has been nominated for a position

nominee7.0
confirm a stereotype

To provide evidence that seems to support an existing stereotype.

stereotype7.0
confirm unanimously

Used for a group officially ratifying an appointment or decision without dissent.

unanimously7.0
confirm willingness

to state one's readiness officially or publicly

willingness7.0
fear6.9
confirm speculation

to state that speculation is true

speculation6.4