corroboration Meaning & Definition

  • En [ kəˌrɒb.əˈreɪ.ʃən]
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Meaning of corroboration In English

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Examples of corroboration

  • The tape acted as corroboration of his account.

  • The prosecution's main challenge is to provide corroboration of Mr Smith's evidence.

  • Pentagon officials stressed the reports were unconfirmed and they were seeking corroboration.

  • Using only the most rigorous design, on the other hand, ignores the probative importance of replication and corroboration that multiple studies afford.

  • This overall pattern can be regarded as an exemplary corroboration of veto player theory.

  • I claim only that agents need not doubt moral claims for which they lack secular corroboration.

  • Of course, the contrast must not be overdone: corroboration is arguably never definitive, and some problem resolutions can be.

  • This last difference, however, is very slight and is therefore especially in need of corroboration from other studies.

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Translations of corroboration In Other Languages

  • Español

    corroboración…

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  • Français

    corroboration…

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  • Malay

    penyokongan…

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  • Deutsch

    die Bestätigung…

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  • Norwegian

    bekreftelse, støtte, stadfesting…

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  • Čeština

    potvrzení, dosvědčení…

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  • Dansk

    bekræftelse, bestyrkelse…

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  • Italiano

    conferma…

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