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certify
verb
-
certify
,
certifying
,
certifies
,
certified
to
state
officially
,
often
in
writing
,
that
something
is
true
,
correct
,
or
has
happened
•
The
accountant
will
certify
that
the
numbers
in
the
report
are
accurate
.
The
accountant
will
certify
that
the
numbers
in
the
report
are
accurate
.
•
I
certify
that
the
statements
above
are
true
and
complete
.
I
certify
that
the
statements
above
are
true
and
complete
.
Late
Middle
English
:
from
Old
French
certifier
,
from
Latin
certificare
,
from
certus
‘
sure
’
+
-ficare
‘
make
’.
verb
-
certify
,
certifying
,
certifies
,
certified
to
officially
approve
someone
or
something
as
meeting
required
standards
,
giving
them
legal
or
professional
status
•
The
board
certified
her
as
a
licensed
architect
after
she
passed
all
the
exams
.
The
board
certified
her
as
a
licensed
architect
after
she
passed
all
the
exams
.
•
Only
a
trained
technician
can
certify
the
safety
of
the
elevator
.
Only
a
trained
technician
can
certify
the
safety
of
the
elevator
.
Late
Middle
English
:
from
Old
French
certifier
,
from
Latin
certificare
,
from
certus
‘
sure
’
+
-ficare
‘
make
’.
certainty
noun
-
certainty
,
certainties
,
certify
,
certifying
,
certifies
,
certified
the
state
of
being
completely
sure
about
something
,
without
any
doubt
•
The
professor
explained
the
theory
with
absolute
certainty
.
The
professor
explained
the
theory
with
absolute
certainty
.
•
Maya
answered
the
interview
question
with
calm
certainty
,
impressing
the
panel
.
Maya
answered
the
interview
question
with
calm
certainty
,
impressing
the
panel
.
Late
Middle
English
:
from
Old
French
certaineté
,
based
on
Latin
certus
‘
sure
’.
noun
-
certainty
,
certainties
,
certify
,
certifying
,
certifies
,
certified
something
that
will
definitely
happen
or
is
definitely
true
•
After
weeks
without
rain
,
a
storm
tomorrow
is
almost
a
certainty
.
After
weeks
without
rain
,
a
storm
tomorrow
is
almost
a
certainty
.
•
It
’
s
a
certainty
that
the
sun
will
rise
every
morning
.
It
’
s
a
certainty
that
the
sun
will
rise
every
morning
.
Late
Middle
English
:
from
Old
French
certaineté
,
based
on
Latin
certus
‘
sure
’.