corroborate (Meaning)
corroborate (v)
establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts
give evidence for
support with evidence or authority or make more certain or confirm
Synonyms & Antonyms of corroborate
Synonyms:
- support
- certify
- validate
- vindicate
- witness
- authenticate
- substantiate
- prove
- attest
- bear out
- demonstrate
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
corroborate Sentence Examples
- The new evidence serves to corroborate the witness's testimony.
- We need additional witnesses to corroborate the story.
- His alibi was corroborated by several reliable witnesses.
- The forensic evidence helped to corroborate the suspect's confession.
- We must find more data to corroborate our findings.
- The fingerprint found at the scene corroborates the suspect's presence.
- Her account of the events was corroborated by security footage.
- The DNA test results corroborated the paternity of the child.
- The expert's analysis helped to corroborate the authenticity of the painting.
- The experiment's results successfully corroborated the theory proposed by the scientists.
FAQs About the word corroborate
establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts, give evidence for, support with evidence or authority or make more certain or confirm
argue,confirm, verify,support, certify, validate, vindicate, witness, authenticate, substantiate
deny, contradict, disprove, contradict, disprove,refute, refute, rebut, rebut, deny
The new evidence serves to corroborate the witness's testimony.
We need additional witnesses to corroborate the story.
His alibi was corroborated by several reliable witnesses.
The forensic evidence helped to corroborate the suspect's confession.
