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Definitions from the WebTerm: CorroborateDefinition:(verb) To confirm or give support to something, often by providing additional evidence or testimony. Sense 1:To confirm or verify a statement or proposition. Example sentence: The eyewitnesses corroborated the suspect's alibi, providing a strong case for his innocence. Sense 2:To strengthen or give further support to an existing belief or theory. Example sentence: The scientist's research findings, published in a reputable journal, helped to corroborate his groundbreaking hypothesis. Usage 1:Corroboration noun Example sentence: The detective had gathered enough corroboration to present a compelling argument to the jury. Usage 2:Corroborative adjective Example sentence: The suspect's fingerprints on the murder weapon provided corroborative evidence for the prosecution's case. Related Products: | ||||
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