Pronunciation: /ˈvælɪˌdeɪt/
verb to confirm or prove the accuracy or validity of something
A1 I need to validate my parking ticket before leaving the garage.
A2 The teacher validated my answer by giving me a sticker.
B1 The data analyst validated the results of the experiment through statistical analysis.
B2 The court will validate the authenticity of the documents before proceeding with the case.
C1 The expert committee will validate the research findings before publishing them in a journal.
C2 The software engineer validated the code to ensure it met all security standards.
formal It is important to validate the accuracy of the data before making any conclusions.
informal Make sure to validate your parking ticket before leaving the garage.
slang I need to validate my feelings before I can move on.
figurative Her success in the competition helped validate all her hard work and dedication.
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