Synonyms for confirming
con·firm·ing

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1. positive, confirmingadjective

   indicating existence or presence of a suspected condition or pathogen

   "a positive pregnancy test"

   Synonyms:
   irrefutable, confident(p), positively charged, substantiative, positive(p), verifying, confirmatory, electropositive, collateral, incontrovertible, confirmative, positive, validating, substantiating, positivistic, corroborative, plus, convinced(p), validatory, prescribed, positivist, corroboratory, cocksure, overconfident, verificatory

   Antonyms:
   unsupportive

2. collateral, confirmative, confirming, confirmatory, corroborative, corroboratory, substantiating, substantiative, validating, validatory, verificatory, verifyingadjective

   serving to support or corroborate

   "collateral evidence"

   Synonyms:
   confirmatory, positive, verificatory, validatory, collateral, corroborative, substantiating, confirmative, indirect, substantiative, corroboratory, validating, verifying

   Antonyms:
   unsupportive

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1. List of paraphrases for "confirming":

   assuring, confirmation, stressing, confirm, affirming, asserting, attesting, emphasizing, upholding, reconfirming

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1. Baluchistan Home Minister Sarfraz Bugti:

   According to unconfirmed reports ... he was killed in a recent operation conducted by security forces in Awaran district, we are still confirming. There has been no communication and his presence has not been reported since a certain time, which indicates that he has died.

2. Frank Valeriote:

   Today's report is a shameful reminder of the Conservatives' record, confirming that veterans cannot get timely access to the mental health services they need.

3. David Dunger:

   This is a very interesting paper confirming previous association studies showing links between early menarche and cardiovascular disease risk.

4. Mady Hornig:

   We now have evidence confirming what millions of people with this disease already know -- that ME/CFS isn't psychological.

5. Kendall Coffey:

   The impact on future jurors has been documented by studies confirming that negative publicity contributes to negative results.