corroborate in Latin
corroborate in Latin is corrōborō — corroborate means to support or confirm a claim with additional evidence.
corroborate in Latin
corrōborō
(transitive) To confirm or support something with additional evidence; to attest or vouch for.
What does "corroborate" mean?
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verb To support or confirm a claim with additional evidence.
"First, the fireman may be killed. Second, he may not notice the signal at all. Third, in any case he will loyally corroborate his driver and the good old jury will discount that."
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corroborate in a sentence
- First, the fireman may be killed. Second, he may not notice the signal at all. Third, in any case he will loyally corroborate his driver and the good old jury will discount that.
- Two witnesses corroborated her account of the accident.
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What is "corroborate" in Latin?
"corroborate" in Latin is corrōborō. corroborate means: To support or confirm a claim with additional evidence.
How do you use "corroborate" in a sentence?
Example: "Two witnesses corroborated her account of the accident." In Latin, "corroborate" is corrōborō.
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