reconfirm

/ ˌriːkənˈfɜːm /

verb

1. to confirm (an arrangement, agreement, etc) again

   reconfirm your return flight on arrival

Example Sentences

Jeffrey D. Sachs, president of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, said the findings reconfirmed "happiness is rooted in trust, kindness, and social connection".

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This led to the prime minister's official spokesperson reconfirming that the government's position is Israel was "at risk" of breaching humanitarian law.

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He also says that customers should always reconfirm their return journey before setting off.

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You have to reconfirm your details every three months so if you do apply early, remember you will have to confirm your details have not changed before term begins.

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It will likely reconfirm Mr. Yeo’s status as the go-to portraitist of his generation for Britain’s great and good, as well as for actors, writers, businesspeople, and celebrities from around the world.

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