corroboration

Ruth, in his defense, said that he had been having dinner with friends at the time, and produced two witnesses in corroboration.

I dialed two other authorities, trusted sources in both Mexico and the United States, trying to find corroboration.

The corroboration that apparently led him to put faith in Ben-Menashe's testimony was retroactive.

Corroboration is not needed in a speech intended narrowly for the pre-convinced.

It is in fact this process of corroboration that has furnished all ranks of swearers with their necessary side-arms and equipment.

Mrs. Simpson glanced at it as if it offered a kind of corroboration of the necessity of their being nice.

"That's very true," said Mrs. Gladwish, with an air of responsible corroboration.

As I said before, it may seem to lack essential corroboration.

Only the following passage will be referred to here in corroboration of this.