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confirmo
transitive verb I conjugation

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1 (with troops) to strengthen, develop, build up
2 to make secure or firm
3 to reassure
4 to secure
5 to assert positively
6 to declare, to prove, to confirm, to support
7 to sanction
8 to encourage

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Locutions, idioms and examples

eadem haec confirmabimus || pacem confirmo cum aliquo || animos confirmo || volui animum confirmare meum || acta Caesaris confirmo = to ratify Caesar's decrees || aliquid confirmo argumentis ac rationibus || vacillantium gentium animos confirmavit || Gallorum animos verbis confirmavit || alius alium confirmare ne nomina darent || ad rem publicam accessit ut eam confirmaret, non ut everteret || pacem et amicitiam cum proximis civitatibus confirmo || audaciter hoc dico non temere confirmo || castellum magnis munitionibus multisque tormentis confirmarunt (= confirmaverunt) || acta rata habeo (or tueor, or confirmo, or servo, or comprobo) = to confirm or ratify decrees || ad eum interficiendum socios conquirit, adversarios eius convenit, coniuratione confirmat = he looks for accomplices to kill him, makes arrangements with his adversaries, he binds them with a pact of allegiance || arma capere alii alii se abdere pars territos confirmare || A. Hirtius, cuius imbecillitatem valetudinis animi virtus et spes victoriae confirmavit = Aulus Hirtius, to whom his shaky health retuned fortitude and hope of victory || acceperam eas litteras, in quibus magno opere confirmat ante ludos Romanos = I received a letter in which he confirms (that he will be in Rome) before the Roman games