Confirmation Definition

kŏnfər-māshən
noun
A confirming or being confirmed; corroboration; ratification; verification.
Webster's New World
Something that confirms or proves.
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A Christian ceremony variously viewed as a sacrament conferring spiritual strength of the Holy Spirit or as a nonsacramental rite admitting to full church membership.
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A Jewish ceremony in which young people reaffirm their belief in the basic spiritual and ethical concepts of Judaism.
Webster's New World
An action, declaration, document, or statement that corroborates, ratifies, verifies, gives formal approval, or assures the validity of something. See also advice and consent.
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Other Word Forms of Confirmation

Noun

Singular:
confirmation
Plural:
confirmations

Origin of Confirmation

  • From Old French confirmacion, from Latin confirmatio, noun of process from confirmatus (“confirmed”), perfect passive participle of confirmare, from con- (“with”) + firmare (“to firm or strengthen”)

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