confirms

verb
UK /kənˈfɜːmz/
US /kənˈfɜːrmz/

Shows that something is true or makes it sure.

The teacher confirms that the test is on Friday.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Says yes to a plan or an appointment so it is fixed.

She confirms her dentist appointment by phone.

3. Makes a belief or feeling stronger.

The good news confirms my hope that we will win.

4. Officially accepts someone into a role or a religious ceremony.

The church confirms the young members in spring.