What is another word for confirmed ?

Being such by habit, long-established, and not likely to change

honourable^UK

honorable^US

favourite^UK

favorite^US

standard operating procedure

lodged in one's brain

officially recognized

not subject to change

pure as the driven snow

full of determination

capable of being trusted

as good as one's word

committed to the idea of

from the horse's mouth

neighbourly^UK

neighborly^US

of excellent character

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“As a confirmed cynic, I'm going to reserve judgment on these proclamations of doom.”

Adjective

Used or accepted broadly

legalised^UK

legalized^US

licensed^US

licenced^UK

realized^US

realised^UK

by your own admission

publicized^US

publicised^UK

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Adjective

Not questioned or doubted by anyone

there are no two ways about it

as sure as eggs is eggs

as plain as the nose on your face

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Adjective

Existing in reality or as a matter of fact

straight from horse's mouth

historically accurate

scholarly

respected

from the horse's mouth

telling it like it is

as it really happened

raw

straight from the shoulder

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Adjective

Based on, or displaying, common sense

organized^US

organised^UK

having direct bearing on

from the horse's mouth

within the bounds of possibility

with both feet on the ground

showing great knowledge

as sure as eggs is eggs

favorable^US

favourable^UK

realizable^US

realisable^UK

straight from horse's mouth

having all one's marbles

steady-going

au courant

attestable

not taking no for an answer

within possibility

within the realms of possibility

completely understandable

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Adjective

Made certain and protected against discontinuance or change

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Adjective

with the law on one's side

Justified by morally or socially accepted standards

honourable^UK

honorable^US

not to blame

with right on one's side

pure as the driven snow

favoring^US

favouring^UK

neighbourly^UK

neighborly^US

without fear or favour

of excellent character

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Adjective

not afraid to call a spade a spade

Having been inducted or recruited as a member of a group

Adjective

Pure or untarnished

without qualification

lock stock and barrel

itemised^UK

itemized^US

saying what one thinks

ingenuous

up front

warts and all

straight from the shoulder

what you see is what you get

revealing

resolving

beyond a shadow of a doubt

irrefrangible

beyond dispute

uncontroversial

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Verb

To have demonstrated to be true based on facts

signaled^US

signalled^UK

showed once and for all

formalized^US

formalised^UK

witnessed to the fact that

finalized^US

legitimized^US

made certain

legitimised^UK

finalised^UK

checked

produced evidence

flagged up

gave substance to the fact that

demonstrated the truth

given substance to the fact that

unravelled^UK

unraveled^US

symbolized^US

symbolised^UK

analyzed^US

analysed^UK

emphasized^US

labelled^UK

labeled^US

let the cat out of the bag

got something straight

emphasised^UK

put into plain English

cleared the air about

made easier

abstracted

given an explanation of

gave an explanation of

summarized^US

publicized^US

learnt^UK

learned^US

constituted evidence of

shown clearly

dilated

appraised

popularized^US

criticized^US

publicised^UK

popularised^UK

made more intelligible

stipulated

dubbed

expounded on

made more comprehensible

summarised^UK

served as evidence of

reduced to the bare bones

made easier to understand

explained in simple terms

come out with

added a commentary to

criticised^UK

made easy to understand

called a spade a spade

gotten down to basics

gave an account of

given an account of

shown once and for all

shown the position of

showed the position of

given the big picture

gave a demonstration of

shown how something works

showed how something is done

showed how something works

shown how something is done

given a demonstration of

gave instruction

given instruction

given someone an idea

gave someone an idea

shown the ropes

showed the ropes

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“Written records confirm the existence of long-distance traders during the late seventeenth century.”

Verb

To have ascertained by measurement

gauged^UK

gaged^US

learned^US

learnt^UK

realised^UK

taken the measurements of

realized^US

unravelled^UK

unraveled^US

figured something out

categorized^US

analyzed^US

found the solution to

analysed^UK

piled up

categorised^UK

took the measurements of

gotten the measure of

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Verb

To have come to a judgment

finalized^US

finalised^UK

settled on a plan of action

come to a decision about

made up your mind

come to the conclusion

came to a decision about

came to the conclusion

arrived at conclusion

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To have found out by making inquiries

enquired^UK

inquired^US

Verb

To have enacted or established

organised^UK

fulfilled one's potential

organized^US

practised^UK

practiced^US

followed through with

realized^US

realised^UK

brought to completion

honoured^UK

honored^US

brought home the bacon

carried to completion

took care of business

brought it to fruition

taken care of business

lived up to

made ready

mediated

satisfied requirements

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