Confirm vs Confirmed: what is the difference?

Two words that are easy to mix up. Confirm is a verb meaning “Verify; validate; establish; prove; affirm; substantiate; corroborate”, while Confirmed is an adjective meaning “Already verified as true — confirmed names the proven state, not confirm (the act) and…”. بالعربي: Confirm = يؤكد أو يثبت صحة معلومة أو قرار معين، Confirmed = مؤكد.

Confirm verb

يؤكد أو يثبت صحة معلومة أو قرار معين — يؤكد أو يثبت صحة معلومة أو قرار معين؛ تأكيد وإثبات؛ تصديق رسمي 🔍✅

Verify; validate; establish; prove; affirm; substantiate; corroborate

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Synonyms: verify, validate, establish, prove

Confirmed adjective · /kənˈfɜːmd/

مؤكد — مؤكد صفة لما ثبت رسمياً؛ مثبت؛ ليس confirm الفعل ولا confirmation الوثيقة ✅

Already verified as true — confirmed names the proven state, not confirm (the act) and not confirmation (the document).

Counsel said a confirmed claim still needs the sealed exhibit, not a hallway rumor.

Synonyms: verified, proven, established, authenticated, validated

How GL Dictionary tells them apart

FAQ

What is the difference between Confirm and Confirmed?

Confirm means Verify; validate; establish; prove; affirm; substantiate; corroborate Confirmed means Already verified as true — confirmed names the proven state, not confirm (the act) and not confirmation (the document).

ما الفرق بين Confirm وConfirmed بالعربي؟

Confirm: يؤكد أو يثبت صحة معلومة أو قرار معين. Confirmed: مؤكد.

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