to indirectly confirm the appointment
Collocation highlighting a modified verb state using 'indirectly'.
He asked his assistant to indirectly confirm the appointment for him.
—Is it confirmed yet? —Yes, they indirectly confirmed it through the secretary.
Indirectly confirming the appointment sometimes causes confusion about the time.
He asked his assistant to indirectly confirm the appointment for him.
—Is it confirmed yet? —Yes, they indirectly confirmed it through the secretary.
Indirectly confirming the appointment sometimes causes confusion about the time.