certify
cer
ˈsɜr
sēr
ti
fy
ˌfaɪ
fai
British pronunciation
/sˈɜːtɪfˌa‌ɪ/

Definition & Meaning of "certify"in English

to certify
01

to confirm or validate something, often by providing evidence or proof

Transitive: to certify sth | to certify that
to certify definition and meaning
example
Examples
Her exceptional grades in mathematics certified her aptitude for the subject.
02

to confirm the validity of a personal check by verifying the signature and the amount

Transitive: to certify a check
example
Examples
The bank certified the check by adding a stamp with the amount and signature.
03

to officially confirm compliance with established standards or requirements

Transitive: to certify sth
example
Examples
The hospital must certify its compliance with safety regulations.
04

to officially declare someone mentally ill or insane

Complex Transitive: to certify sb [adj]
example
Examples
The court certified him insane after the psychiatric evaluation.
05

to officially confirm that someone or something meets specific qualifications or standards

Transitive: to certify sb/sth | to certify sb/sth as sth
example
Examples
The doctor was certified after completing the required training.
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