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Meanings of substantiation in English

Portuguese
crisma
Catalan
confirmació
Spanish
confirmación

An additional proof that something that was believed (some fact or hypothesis or theory) is correct.

crisma
Portuguese
verificação
Catalan
validació

The act of validating; finding or testing the truth of something.

verificação
Usage of substantiation in English
1
But accusation without substantiation is not fair to any individual or organisation.
The Irish Times
2
What I learned was simply a substantiation of what I'd already surmised.
Attrition
3
The substantiation of this must come through his identification by the witnesses.
The Seventh Noon
4
The prosecutors wouldn't have told the press unless they had substantiation.
The Kingmaker
5
There was no substantiation, there was no evidence, he told an AP reporter.
News.com.au
6
This is too well known to require detailed substantiation with figures.
The Economic Consequences of the Peace
7
However, the functional basis for these associations requires further substantiation.
Pubmed
8
Third, in substantiation of that belief we know that he frequently gave her presents.
Midnight
9
Offering a money-back guarantee is not a substitute for substantiation.
Reuters
10
Over the land roads, traditional Silk Road trails are already being used for such substantiation.
News.com.au
11
If your claims are significantly outside of the benchmark, increasingly they will ask for substantiation.
News.com.au
12
Trump accused the Bidens of corruption without offering substantiation.
Radio NZ
13
I added, Further implying a lack of substantiation.
Private Sector
14
But no substantiation for such claims ever materialized.
The sherlockian
15
Gaining immortality "In the flesh;" What Revelation has promised and its substantiation in modern Science.
Cosmic Consciousness / The Man-God Whom We Await
16
These observations require substantiation with future studies.
Pubmed
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Substantiation through the time