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Meanings of corroboration in English
Portuguese
corroboração Confirmation that some fact or statement is true through the use of documentary evidence.
Usage of corroboration in English
1
I must learn the strength of the force; I must get corroboration.
2
The association with CHD in South Asians requires corroboration in other studies.
3
The waxing summer heats, too, gave natural corroboration to the same inferences.
4
It is useful nevertheless to have further corroboration supplied by Blair himself.
5
I told Alexi you were having difficulty believing these things without corroboration.
6
So that our researches issued in no corroboration of Soba being Modin.
7
They formed the inquiry of one who expected corroboration of an impression.
8
For corroboration of tone and value, he turned to his wife, Frances.
9
And here Mr. Gwynn looked at Richard as though appealing for corroboration.
10
If you want corroboration of my story go yourself to Mrs. Hurtle.
11
In corroboration of his wife's words, Sam Brewster held out the telegram.
12
She may be a witness, and her testimony does not need corroboration.
13
Thatcher nodded, as though this were a corroboration of his own surmises.
14
The whole amounts to nothing more than a corroboration of Graspum's testimony.
15
This envelope would be strong corroboration if it had been itself trustworthy.'
16
That, perhaps, may prove a difficult item of corroboration to explain away.
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Corroboration through the time
Corroboration across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common