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To confirm that an accusation, report, or suspicion is true, especially after checking the facts.

To show that a belief, claim, decision, or course of action was justified or correct, often after it was criticized or doubted.

To say or believe that a person’s behavior is less bad, or not blameworthy, because of a particular reason or circumstance.

To make someone feel more certain about a belief, opinion, or decision.

To show clearly that something is true or exists, often by providing proof or signs.

To show something is true, real, or valid in a way that people accept.

To show or prove that an action, decision, or idea is right or reasonable.

To defend or justify an idea, action, or person, especially in a formal way.

To formally state or prove that something is true, correct, or meets a required standard, often in writing or by official authority.

To formally state in writing, especially for legal purposes, that certain facts are true.

To establish the truth, accuracy, or validity of something by examination or investigation.

To check or prove that something is correct, true, or acceptable, often by testing it or comparing it with a standard or evidence.

To state firmly, based on your own experience or knowledge, that something is true.

To make something legal, officially recognized, or generally accepted as right or reasonable.

To say or confirm in an official, serious, or legal way that something is true.