Syntaxiom

confirmedly

/kənˈfɝmdli/ adv

In a manner that is confirmed; definitely, as has been demonstrated.

Word Origin Confirm comes from Latin con- 'together' and firmare 'to make firm' — literally 'making firm together,' strengthening a statement or belief. Confirmedly means 'in a firmly established way.' The same root firmare gives us firm, affirm (to make firm to), and infirm (not firm, weak).

adv In a manner that is confirmed; definitely, as has been demonstrated.

The theory was confirmedly proven through multiple experiments.

(副词) 确证地；确定无疑地

该理论通过多次实验得到了确证。

(adverbio) De manera que está confirmada; definitivamente, como ha sido demostrado.

La teoría fue **confirmedly** probada a través de múltiples experimentos.

(adverbe) incontestablement; indubitablement; assurément; définitivement [D'une manière confirmée ; de façon avérée, démontrée.]

La théorie a été confirmedly prouvée à travers de multiples expériences.

(Adverb) nachweislich; bestätigtermaßen [Auf eine Weise, die als sicher oder bestätigt gilt; zweifelsfrei.]

Die Theorie wurde durch mehrere Experimente **confirmedly** bewiesen.

(副詞) 確認されたように。明確に、証明された様子で。

その理論は複数の実験を通じて確実に証明された。

(advérbio) comprovadamente; definitivamente; confirmadamente [De maneira confirmada; definitivamente, conforme foi demonstrado.]

A teoria foi comprovadamente confirmada através de múltiplos experimentos.

Synonyms: definitely certainly assuredly undoubtedly unquestionably Antonyms: possibly doubtfully uncertainly
Word parts: con + firm + ed + ly

Related words

confirm confirmation confirmable confirmative confirmatory firmly firmness firmament infirm infirmity infirmary affirm affirmation affirmative reaffirm

Get offline access, pronunciation, spaced repetition, and learning games:

Download Syntaxiom →
📱 Offline access 🔊 Pronunciation 🧠 Spaced repetition 📖 Native language bridges