verb

corroborate

to corroborate, to confirm, to support

The witness corroborated the victim's story.

The witness corroborated the victim's story.

New evidence has corroborated the theory.

New evidence has corroborated the theory.

((sth.)) to confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding) The witness corroborated the victim's story.

Synonyms: confirm, verify, substantiate; Antonyms: contradict, refute

From Latin 'cor-' (together) + 'roborare' (to strengthen), from 'robur' (strength).

Think 'co-' (together) and 'robust' (strong). To make something strong together with evidence.

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