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Meanings of prove in English
Establish the validity of something, as by an example, explanation or experiment.
Usage of prove in English
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Curiosity may ultimately prove nature's way of dealing with the population problem.
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The evidence required therefore to prove their case needs to be compelling.
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Still, the new findings don't prove athletes' extra exertion caused heart problems.
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Is it possible to prove a work place causes an employee stress?
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Boosting staff could help address the problem but that could prove difficult.
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However, despite such optimism, next year is still likely to prove volatile.
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Lustig will, however, be given every opportunity to prove he is ready.
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However, researchers said that vaccines could prove more powerful than natural immunity.
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In the right context, the scary-looking number may prove the Ivorian's point.
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However it may prove, one must tread the path that need chooses!'
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Results this week from Tullow Oil and Dana Exploration prove the point.
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To prove it, however-havea fight, a real falling-out-wasfarfrom desirable.
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This appointment might yet prove an important first step along the way.
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Everyone's out to prove a point in the most self-righteous way possible.
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The next step, choosing a prime minister, may prove far more difficult.
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Afghan forces must prove they can protect civilians to win their trust.
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