proven (Meaning)

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proven (a)

established beyond doubt

The effectiveness of the vaccine has been **proven** through extensive clinical trials.
His theory was **proven** wrong when the experiment yielded different results.
The new technology has **proven** to be a game-changer in the industry.
It's **proven** that regular exercise can improve your mental health.
She has **proven** her worth with her exceptional performance in the project.
Despite the challenges, our team's resilience has **proven** successful.
The medication has not yet been **proven** safe for children under 12.
His loyalty was **proven** when he defended his friend in tough times.
It's **proven** that a balanced diet can lead to better health outcomes.
The company's business model has **proven** sustainable over the years.

established beyond doubt

valid, real,demonstrated, established, effective, validated, confirmed, substantiated, actual, unmistakable

nonexistent, theoretical, supposed, ideal, theoretic, assumed, conjectural, alleged, ideal, potential

The effectiveness of the vaccine has been **proven** through extensive clinical trials.

His theory was **proven** wrong when the experiment yielded different results.

The new technology has **proven** to be a game-changer in the industry.

It's **proven** that regular exercise can improve your mental health.