Definition Synonyms
Definition of probatory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
evaluationRare serving as a trial or probationary periodRare
- The probatory phase lasted six months.
2.
evidenceRare US relating to or serving as proof or evidenceRare US
- The probatory documents were crucial in the case.
Origin of probatory
Latin, probare (to test)
Examples of probatory in a sentence
During the probatory year, her performance was closely monitored. The probatory evidence was presented to the jury. His probatory findings supported the initial hypothesis.
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- French:probatoire, probant, ...
- German:auf Probe, beweiskräftig, ...
- Italian:di prova, ...
- Spanish:probatorio, evidencial, ...
- Portuguese:probatório, comprobatório, ...
- Chinese:试用的, 证明性的, ...
- Japanese:試用の, 証拠の, ...
- Arabic:تجريبي, إثباتي, ...
- Hebrew:נִסְיוֹנִי, רְאָיָתִי, ...
- Russian:испытательный, доказательный, ...
- Ukrainian:випробувальний, доказовий, ...
- Hindi:परीक्षणात्मक, प्रमाणिक, ...
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