to be confirmed

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confirmed
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Sense: Firmly established

Synonyms:

proved, valid , accepted , certain , established , guaranteed, verified, validated, tried and tested, trusted , unquestioned, warranted, well-established, well-founded, well-grounded, proven , ratified, borne out, recognized , recognised (UK), certified, circumstantiated, taken as read, taken for granted

Sense: Inveterate

Synonyms:

ingrained, seasoned, regular , chronic, habitual, dyed-in-the-wool, deep-rooted, inveterate, compulsive, accustomed

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confirm
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Sense: Verb: prove

Synonyms:

prove , verify , authenticate, corroborate, validate , back up, back , support , substantiate, guarantee , demonstrate , affirm, bear out, argue , testify to, attest , vouch for, evidence , accredit

Sense: Verb: affirm

Synonyms:

affirm, state , declare , go on record, testify, attest

Sense: Verb: accept

Synonyms:

accept , approve , sanction , affirm, authorize, authorise (UK), ratify, allow , endorse , validate , give permission, give the go-ahead (informal), give thumbs up (informal), give the OK (informal), OK (informal), support , legalize, legalise (UK), permit

Sense: Verb: strengthen

Synonyms:

strengthen , reinforce , fortify, solidify, bolster , make sth stronger, make sth firm, establish , support , invigorate, toughen, heighten, intensify

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