Confirm and Conform
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What is the difference between confirm and conform?
I have tried to find that out and All what I got that " Conform uses for rules and laws and Confirm means authenticate or verify "
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What is the difference between confirm and conform?
I have tried to find that out and All what I got that " Conform uses for rules and laws and Confirm means authenticate or verify "
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Try looking in a dictionary. The quotation you give defines confirm but not conform, which means something else altogether, as you would see with examples.
– John Lawler
5 hours ago
@JohnLawler That quotation what All I got after trying , that's why I tried to ask over here hopping to find an answer
– Mohammed Rizqallah
3 hours ago
for a discussion on conform and especially its variations see english.stackexchange.com/questions/77374/…? for a discussion on confirm see english.stackexchange.com/questions/5789/…?
– KJO
3 hours ago
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What is the difference between confirm and conform?
I have tried to find that out and All what I got that " Conform uses for rules and laws and Confirm means authenticate or verify "
differences american-english british-english transatlantic-differences
asked 5 hours ago
Mohammed Rizqallah
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What is the difference between confirm and conform?
I have tried to find that out and All what I got that " Conform uses for rules and laws and Confirm means authenticate or verify "
differences american-english british-english transatlantic-differences
differences american-english british-english transatlantic-differences
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Try looking in a dictionary. The quotation you give defines confirm but not conform, which means something else altogether, as you would see with examples.
– John Lawler
5 hours ago
@JohnLawler That quotation what All I got after trying , that's why I tried to ask over here hopping to find an answer
– Mohammed Rizqallah
3 hours ago
for a discussion on conform and especially its variations see english.stackexchange.com/questions/77374/…? for a discussion on confirm see english.stackexchange.com/questions/5789/…?
– KJO
3 hours ago
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Try looking in a dictionary. The quotation you give defines confirm but not conform, which means something else altogether, as you would see with examples.
– John Lawler
5 hours ago
@JohnLawler That quotation what All I got after trying , that's why I tried to ask over here hopping to find an answer
– Mohammed Rizqallah
3 hours ago
for a discussion on conform and especially its variations see english.stackexchange.com/questions/77374/…? for a discussion on confirm see english.stackexchange.com/questions/5789/…?
– KJO
3 hours ago
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Try looking in a dictionary. The quotation you give defines confirm but not conform, which means something else altogether, as you would see with examples.
– John Lawler
5 hours ago
Try looking in a dictionary. The quotation you give defines confirm but not conform, which means something else altogether, as you would see with examples.
– John Lawler
5 hours ago
@JohnLawler That quotation what All I got after trying , that's why I tried to ask over here hopping to find an answer
– Mohammed Rizqallah
3 hours ago
@JohnLawler That quotation what All I got after trying , that's why I tried to ask over here hopping to find an answer
– Mohammed Rizqallah
3 hours ago
for a discussion on conform and especially its variations see english.stackexchange.com/questions/77374/…? for a discussion on confirm see english.stackexchange.com/questions/5789/…?
– KJO
3 hours ago
for a discussion on conform and especially its variations see english.stackexchange.com/questions/77374/…? for a discussion on confirm see english.stackexchange.com/questions/5789/…?
– KJO
3 hours ago
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Try looking in a dictionary. The quotation you give defines confirm but not conform, which means something else altogether, as you would see with examples.
– John Lawler
5 hours ago
@JohnLawler That quotation what All I got after trying , that's why I tried to ask over here hopping to find an answer
– Mohammed Rizqallah
3 hours ago
for a discussion on conform and especially its variations see english.stackexchange.com/questions/77374/…? for a discussion on confirm see english.stackexchange.com/questions/5789/…?
– KJO
3 hours ago