Definition

1. Verb:
   • To confirm something again; to establish or state the truth or correctness of something for a second or subsequent time.

Usage

The verb "reconfirm" is used when you need to verify or make certain of information, plans, or arrangements that were previously confirmed. It implies a need for an additional check, often due to the passage of time, potential changes, or as a standard procedure. It is commonly used in formal or official contexts, such as travel, appointments, or agreements.

Examples

• Verb:
  • Please reconfirm your attendance at the meeting by Friday.
  • The hotel asked us to reconfirm our booking 48 hours before arrival.
  • I will call the airline to reconfirm the departure time.

Advanced Usage

• "to reconfirm one's commitment": to formally state one's dedication or promise to something again.
  • The CEO reconfirmed the company's commitment to sustainability in the annual report.

Variants and Related Words

• Reconfirmation (noun): The act of reconfirming.
  • A reconfirmation of your appointment will be sent via email.

Synonyms

• Verify again: To check the accuracy of something a second time.
• Double-check: To examine something carefully a second time to ensure it is correct.

Related Phrases

• "to reconfirm details": to check and affirm specific pieces of information again.
  • Before the event, we should reconfirm all the logistical details with the venue.

Verb

1. confirm again
   • You must reconfirm your flight reservations