corroborer

/kɔ.ʁɔ.bɔ.ʁe/
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To support a statement or idea with matching evidence.

Examples

  • Son témoignage a été corroboré par des traces matérielles.
    His testimony was corroborated by physical evidence.
  • Les images de la caméra corroborent son récit.
    The camera footage corroborates her account.
  • Ce document corrobore les résultats de l’enquête.
    This document supports the findings of the investigation.
  • Les nouvelles données corroborent notre hypothèse.
    The new data support our hypothesis.
  • Aucun témoin n’a corroboré cette version des faits.
    No witness corroborated this account of events.

Similar words

confirmer
appuyer
renforcer
étayer

Meanings

Support with evidence

verb
communication
neutral
To make a claim more credible by providing evidence that agrees with it.

Examples

  • Les images de la caméra corroborent son récit.
    The camera footage corroborates her account.
  • Ce document corrobore les résultats de l’enquête.
    This document supports the findings of the investigation.
  • Aucun témoin n’a corroboré cette version des faits.
    No witness corroborated this account of events.
  • Les nouvelles données corroborent notre hypothèse.
    The new data support our hypothesis.
  • Son témoignage a été corroboré par des traces matérielles.
    His testimony was corroborated by physical evidence.

Similar words

Etymology

From Latin corroborare, “to strengthen”.

FAQ

What does corroborer mean?

To support a claim with matching evidence.

What can corroborer a statement?

A witness, document or piece of data can do so.

Does corroborer mean to prove completely?

No. It strengthens a claim but need not settle it alone.

What is the opposite of corroborer?

Infirmer means to show that a claim is not supported.

What noun comes from corroborer?

The related noun is corroboration.

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