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Meanings of verifying in English

Serving to support or corroborate.

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Usage of verifying in English
1
The Prime Minister's office was verifying that information, he told the House.
Radio NZ
2
The second part of the paper was aimed at verifying this hypothesis.
Pubmed
3
He said authorities were verifying lists of casualties and had confirmed 72.
Reuters
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It had had trouble in the past verifying foreign applications, it said.
Radio NZ
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Governments may act in haste without verifying suppliers or determine fair prices.
Jamaica Observer
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As night fell, there was no way of verifying the rival claims.
Reuters
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SAFE is also reviewing and verifying the quotas of all existing QFIIs.
Reuters
8
The Guardian has seen booking and cancellation notifications verifying the family's claims.
The Guardian
9
Then he thought of a very simple method of verifying his conjectures.
The Honor of the Name
10
They are increasingly transparent about their sources and cleverer at verifying them.
The Guardian
11
There's a paucity of literature, verifying the stated conjunction in human subjects.
Pubmed
12
Then the other side had to make an affidavit verifying their claim.
A Duet, with an Occasional Chorus
13
Now the darkness prevents us verifying whether they still float around us.
The Moon-Voyage
14
Both models prove reliable for verifying measured dose distributions for the device.
Pubmed
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There was just one possibility, and just one way of verifying it.
The Breaking Point
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Ihjel's ship had detected this and instantly responded with a verifying signal.
Planet of the Damned
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