verify successfully

[vəˈrɪfaɪ ˈsʌksɛsfəli]
verb phrase
verificar com sucesso
1. to confirm or prove that something is true, accurate, or valid in a successful manner
The system was able to verify successfully that all passwords met security requirements.
O sistema conseguiu verificar com sucesso que todas as senhas atendiam aos requisitos de segurança.
2. to authenticate or validate information without errors or issues
We verified successfully that the documents were genuine and properly signed.
Verificamos com sucesso que os documentos eram genuínos e devidamente assinados.
3. to complete verification procedures without encountering problems
The payment was verified successfully before the transaction was processed.
O pagamento foi verificado com sucesso antes da transação ser processada.
In Brazilian business and tech contexts, 'verificar com sucesso' is the standard phrase used in system notifications, official documentation, and technical communications. In Portugal, 'com êxito' is more formal and preferred in official settings. The phrase is commonly seen in digital platforms, banking systems, and administrative processes across both Portuguese-speaking regions.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
confirm successfullyvalidate successfullyauthenticate successfullycheck successfullycertify successfully
Antonyms / Antônimos
fail to verifyrejectdisproveinvalidatedeny

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
verificar com sucesso
most common usage in Brazilian Portuguese, used in both formal and informal contexts
São Paulo
verificar com sucesso
standard business and technical usage in corporate environments
Rio de Janeiro
verificar com sucesso
common in administrative and government contexts
Portugal
verificar com êxito
alternative phrasing more commonly used in European Portuguese; 'êxito' is preferred over 'sucesso' in formal contexts

Related Words

verificationvalidateauthenticationconfirmationapprovalvalidation

Related Idioms & Phrases

pass verification successfully
get the all-clear
check out successfully
pass muster
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