Definition of reconfirm
transitive verb
:to confirm again;
also
:to establish more strongly
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Democrats insisted Republicans had agreed in 2015 to reconfirm Rosenworcel as part of a deal to confirm FCC Commissioner Mike O'Rielly.
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The study also reconfirmed that Latin America is the least secure region on the planet, with an index score of 64, compared to Sub-Saharan Africa (68) and the Middle East and North Africa (82).
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This State Fair headlining slot, rare for a local act, reconfirms that the dance-friendly synthpop group is Milwaukee's most in-demand band. 8 p.m., Bank Mutual Amphitheater.
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A state district court threw out a lawsuit last week claiming that White could not continue to hold his position because he had not been reconfirmed by the Louisiana Senate or reappointed by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.
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Her Paris trip has only reconfirmed that nobody rocks couture quite like Dion, with an appearance at the Palais Garnier opera house last week in head-to-toe Balmain.
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This trip reconfirmed my belief that in many ways, people all over the world are the same.
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While reconfirming America’s commitment to NATO and Article 5 … This did not happen.
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His speech at NATO last week never explicitly reconfirmed his commitment to Article 5, which states that an attack on one NATO ally is an attack on all.
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