probatory (Meaning)

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probatory (s)

tending to prove a particular proposition or to persuade you of the truth of an allegation

No weak antonyms found.

The probatory value of the witness's testimony was crucial in establishing the defendant's guilt.
During the trial, the judge admitted several documents into evidence for their probatory relevance.
The defense attorney challenged the probatory weight of the forensic evidence presented by the prosecution.
The probatory nature of the expert's analysis was instrumental in determining the cause of the accident.
The probatory significance of the video footage was undeniable in proving the defendant's whereabouts.
The probatory value of the defendant's alibi was called into question by the prosecution.
The probatory hearing allowed both parties to present evidence and arguments before the judge.
The probatory value of the DNA match between the suspect and the crime scene was undeniable.
The probatory examination revealed inconsistencies in the witness's account of the events.
The probatory findings of the investigation led to the dismissal of the charges against the defendant.

tending to prove a particular proposition or to persuade you of the truth of an allegation

substantiating, confirmational, supporting, probative, supplementary, confirming, confirmatory, corroborative,supportive, corroboratory

contradictory, refuting, confuting, counter, contrary, refuting, contradictory, confuting, opposing, counter

The probatory value of the witness's testimony was crucial in establishing the defendant's guilt.

During the trial, the judge admitted several documents into evidence for their probatory relevance.

The defense attorney challenged the probatory weight of the forensic evidence presented by the prosecution.

The probatory nature of the expert's analysis was instrumental in determining the cause of the accident.