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Meanings of corroborated in English

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Usage of corroborated in English
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A second diplomat corroborated the report, but also could not provide details.
Reuters
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Lotti corroborated the story and added that he clearly recognized both men.
The monster of florence
3
The customers at the cabaret certainly corroborated the story of Jean Victor.
The League of the Scarlet Pimpernel
4
The rest of the letters corroborated the surname mentioned by Miss Whiting.
Seen and Unseen
5
But he would not voice it; he shrank from having it corroborated.
Katherine's Sheaves
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A formal study on seasoned wine tasters has since corroborated Spence's finding.
The Guardian
7
That this is so will be abundantly corroborated in the next chapter.
Angelic Wisdom Concerning the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom
8
When Mr. Masters came in from his office the news was corroborated.
The American Senator
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Ms Cahill claimed that viewed in context the letters corroborated her account.
BBC
10
The Montenegrin opinion of the Serajevo murders is corroborated by several facts.
Twenty Years of Balkan Tangle
11
The picture she had painted of the Captain corroborated his wildest imaginings.
The Palace of Darkened Windows
12
Three of the guests in the public room corroborated Mrs. Rook's evidence.
"I Say No"
13
This medically inexplicable healing was corroborated by his family and health-care team.
Evidence of the afterlife: the science of near-death experiences
14
The above statements of Dr. Achilli are fully corroborated by the Rev.
Life in the Grey Nunnery at Montreal / An Authentic Narrative of...
15
Two Houston Chronicle reporters and another reporter later corroborated Sports Illustrated's account.
News.com.au
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Incredibly, when the participants were approached by journalists, they corroborated these claims.
The South African
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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