Confirm in Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To officially approve or recognize someone in a job, position, or role, often after a trial period.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly formal and used in workplace, legal, or religious contexts. Common for job tenure: 'confirm in position', 'confirm in office'. Not interchangeable with simple 'confirm', as it implies permanent or official status.
Example Sentences
She was confirmed in her position after the probation period.
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He will be confirmed in office next week.
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New members must be confirmed in the community before joining the leadership team.
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It took a while, but I was finally confirmed in my role and got a permanent contract.
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If you're confirmed in this position, you'll get extra benefits and responsibilities.
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The company doesn't always confirm in every intern, so you have to prove yourself.
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