semiproof (Meaning)
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semiproof (n.)
Half proof; evidence from the testimony of a single witness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of semiproof
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semiproof Sentence Examples
- The semiproof distillation technique effectively purifies water to a high standard.
- Cryptographers often rely on semiproof protocols to secure sensitive data transmissions.
- The semiproof method of encryption provides a reasonable level of security, balancing speed and protection.
- The experiment yielded semiproof results, hinting at a possible correlation but requiring further investigation.
- Engineers used a semiproof testing procedure to quickly identify potential design flaws in the prototype.
- Scientists employ semiproof techniques to approximate complex calculations in a timely manner.
- The theorem contains a semiproof that is widely accepted but lacks the rigor of a formal mathematical proof.
- Medical researchers used a semiproof approach to gain initial insights into the efficacy of a new treatment.
- The investigative team conducted a semiproof search, gathering enough evidence to warrant further investigation.
- The semiproof system allowed engineers to simulate real-world conditions and optimize the product's performance.
FAQs About the word semiproof
Half proof; evidence from the testimony of a single witness.
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No antonyms found.
The semiproof distillation technique effectively purifies water to a high standard.
Cryptographers often rely on semiproof protocols to secure sensitive data transmissions.
The semiproof method of encryption provides a reasonable level of security, balancing speed and protection.
The experiment yielded semiproof results, hinting at a possible correlation but requiring further investigation.
