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Meaning of Ratify
The primary meaning of the word "Ratify" is to officially confirm or approve something, especially a treaty, agreement, or decision.
Definitions
- To officially confirm or approve something, especially a treaty, agreement, or decision
- * To make something officially valid or acceptable
- * To confirm or approve something formally or officially
Etymology of Ratify
The word "Ratify" comes from the Latin word "ratificare", which means "to confirm" or "to approve"
It is derived from "ratum" (confirmed) and "facere" (to make or do)
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the act of formally approving or confirming something
Example Uses
- The senate will ratify the treaty next week
- * The company's board of directors ratified the decision to expand into new markets
- * The government ratified the agreement, making it officially valid