Definition of corroborate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
evidenceconfirm a claim by giving evidence or authority
- The witness corroborate his story with documents.
- Several experts corroborate the findings in the report.
- Her alibi was corroborate by security footage.
Origin of corroborate
Latin, corroborare (to strengthen)
Terms with corroborate included in their meaning
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supporting
serving to support or corroborate a statement or claim
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- French:confirmer, ...
- German:untermauern, ...
- Italian:confermare, ...
- Spanish:corroborar, ...
- Portuguese:confirmar, ...
- Chinese:证实, ...
- Japanese:裏付ける, ...
- Arabic:أَيَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַשֵּׁשׁ, ...
- Russian:подтвердить, ...
- Ukrainian:підтвердити, ...
- Hindi:पुष्टि करना, ...
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