confirmed in Italian
confirmed in Italian is incallito, inveterato, confermato — confirmed means verified as true or definite.
confirmed in Italian
incallito
(formal) Having a settled habit; inveterate or habitual.
inveterato
(formal) Having a settled habit; inveterate or habitual.
confermato
Verified or ratified.
What does "confirmed" mean?
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adj Verified as true or definite.
"There are now 50 confirmed cases in the region."
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adj Firmly established in a habit or way of life; unlikely to change.
"He's a confirmed bachelor who has no interest in marriage."
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confirmed in a sentence
- There are now 50 confirmed cases in the region.
- Your reservation is confirmed for Friday night.
- He's a confirmed bachelor who has no interest in marriage.
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What is "confirmed" in Italian?
"confirmed" in Italian is incallito, inveterato, confermato. confirmed means: Verified as true or definite.
How do you use "confirmed" in a sentence?
Example: "There are now 50 confirmed cases in the region." In Italian, "confirmed" is incallito, inveterato, confermato.
Are there other ways to say "confirmed" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "confirmed": incallito, inveterato, confermato.
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