GRE vocabulary
ratify
to confirm or approve something formally, making it officially valid
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Questions about “ratify”
Ratify (verb) means to confirm or approve something formally, making it officially valid
Here is ratify used in an example sentence: "The senate voted to ratify the treaty after months of debate."
Common synonyms for ratify include approve, confirm, sanction, endorse.
Antonyms of ratify include reject, veto, annul.
Ratify is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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