Evidence And Proof Terminology

verb to support or confirm a claim or theory through evidence or testimony

• The data from the study bears out the hypothesis that exercise can improve cognitive function.
• I knew I was right all along, and the results bear out my theory.
• I told you he was lying, and the evidence bears it out.
• Her actions will bear out her true intentions in the end.

verb to confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding)

• The witness was able to corroborate the suspect's alibi.
• I can corroborate that the party was a lot of fun.
• I'll corroborate your story if you cover for me later.
• The data from the study corroborates the theory proposed by the scientist.

adjective undeniable - impossible to deny or dispute; unquestionable

• The evidence presented in the case was undeniable, leading to a swift conviction.
• It's undeniable that she has a talent for cooking.
• There's no denying it, he's got skills for days.
• Her impact on the community was undeniable, like a force of nature.

adverb in a way that cannot be denied or disputed

• The evidence presented in court is undeniably strong.
• She is undeniably the best singer in the competition.
• That new movie is undeniably lit!
• His influence on the team is undeniably the glue that holds them together.