substantiate in Greek
substantiate in Greek is τεκμηριώνω — substantiate means to back up a claim with evidence or proof.
substantiate in Greek
τεκμηριώνω
Pronounced: tekmiriono
(transitive) To give material form or substance to something; to embody; to record in documents
What does "substantiate" mean?
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verb To back up a claim with evidence or proof.
"The journalist could not substantiate the rumor, so she dropped the story."
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substantiate in a sentence
- The journalist could not substantiate the rumor, so she dropped the story.
- Receipts were needed to substantiate the expense claim.
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What is "substantiate" in Greek?
"substantiate" in Greek is τεκμηριώνω. substantiate means: To back up a claim with evidence or proof.
How do you pronounce τεκμηριώνω?
"substantiate" in Greek is τεκμηριώνω, pronounced "tekmiriono".
How do you use "substantiate" in a sentence?
Example: "The journalist could not substantiate the rumor, so she dropped the story." In Greek, "substantiate" is τεκμηριώνω.
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