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confirmation

/ˌkɒn.fəˈmeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de vérifier, d'établir ou d'attester qu'une chose est vraie, exacte ou accomplie.

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noun

/ˌkɒn.fəˈmeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de vérifier, d'établir ou d'attester qu'une chose est vraie, exacte ou accomplie.

A noun referring to the act of verifying, establishing, or making certain that something is true, correct, or has been completed.

  1. Verification or proofB1formal

    A statement or action that proves something is true or correct.

    frconfirmation (preuve)

    • We received confirmation of the booking via email.
    • The test results provided confirmation of the diagnosis.
    • He asked for written confirmation of the agreement.

    Synonymesauthenticationcertificationcorroborationproofsubstantiationvalidationverification

    Antonymesdenialdisproofrefutation

  2. Approval or endorsementB2formal

    Formal approval or acceptance of a plan, appointment, or decision.

    frApprobation formelle

    • The board gave its confirmation of the new CEO.
    • The confirmation of the treaty took several months.
    • She received confirmation of her promotion yesterday.

    Synonymesacceptanceapprovalassentauthorizationconsentendorsementratificationsanctionvalidation

    Antonymesdenialdisapprovalrefusalrejectionveto

  3. Religious ceremonyB2formal

    A Christian rite in which a baptized person is confirmed in their faith.

    frConfirmation (sacrement)

    • Her confirmation ceremony was held at the local church.
    • He prepared for confirmation by attending classes.
    • The bishop presided over the confirmation service.
Formes
  • confirmations plural form
  • confirmations' possessive plural form
  • confirmation's possessive singular form
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