probative in Greek
probative in Greek is αποδεικτικός — probative means serving to prove or provide evidence for something, especially in a legal context.
probative in Greek
αποδεικτικός
Pronounced: apodeiktikos
(legal) Tending to prove a particular proposition or to persuade someone of the truth of an allegation.
What does "probative" mean?
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adj Serving to prove or provide evidence for something, especially in a legal context.
"The judge ruled the photo had strong probative value in the case."
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probative in a sentence
- The judge ruled the photo had strong probative value in the case.
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What is "probative" in Greek?
"probative" in Greek is αποδεικτικός. probative means: Serving to prove or provide evidence for something, especially in a legal context.
How do you pronounce αποδεικτικός?
"probative" in Greek is αποδεικτικός, pronounced "apodeiktikos".
How do you use "probative" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge ruled the photo had strong probative value in the case." In Greek, "probative" is αποδεικτικός.
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