Thesaurus / substantiate
EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB
The internal review found that some teams of investigators would only substantiate chokeholds if they could prove that a victim’s breathing had been restricted.
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The latter possibility, if substantiated, would, of course, cause a flurry of excitement among theoretical physicists to say the least, as it could imply the existence of new forces and particles.
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Yet, the lack of OTAs this year demonstrated that those theories aren’t substantiated.
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She reported the death to the state, which, in a February letter to Williams, said it did not substantiate the complaint but found other unrelated violations at the facility.
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Judges, regardless of who appointed them, to date have overwhelmingly found that there was nothing to substantiate the allegations of massive fraud.
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How far Greene was able to substantiate his claim before the university is not recorded; he died in October, 1630.
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This power of the pulpit enabled the hierarchy to set up and substantiate any claims which they chose.
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However, this is pure speculation, as there is nothing to substantiate such an assumption.
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To substantiate and set forth at large the momentous distinction between Reason and Understanding.
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As we have hinted at the strength of his memory, we will now produce some facts to substantiate the truth.
WORDS RELATED TO SUBSTANTIATE
- affirm
- approve
- attest
- authenticate
- back
- bear out
- bless
- buy
- certify
- check
- check out
- circumstantiate
- corroborate
- debunk
- double-check
- endorse
- establish
- explain
- give green light
- give high sign
- give stamp of approval
- give the go-ahead
- give the nod
- justify
- lap up
- make good
- make sure
- okay
- rubber-stamp
- sanction
- settle
- sign
- sign off on
- size up
- subscribe
- substantiate
- support
- thumbs up
- underpin
- uphold
- verify
- vouch
- warrant
- witness
- affirm
- approve
- attest
- authenticate
- back
- bear out
- bless
- buy
- certify
- check
- check out
- circumstantiate
- corroborate
- debunk
- double-check
- endorse
- establish
- explain
- give green light
- give high sign
- give stamp of approval
- give the go-ahead
- give the nod
- justify
- lap up
- make good
- make sure
- okay
- rubber-stamp
- sanction
- settle
- sign
- sign off on
- size up
- subscribe
- substantiate
- support
- thumbs up
- underpin
- uphold
- verify
- vouch
- warrant
- witness
- affirm
- approve
- attest
- authenticate
- back
- bear out
- bless
- buy
- certify
- check
- check out
- circumstantiate
- corroborate
- debunk
- double-check
- endorse
- establish
- explain
- give green light
- give high sign
- give stamp of approval
- give the go-ahead
- give the nod
- justify
- lap up
- make good
- make sure
- okay
- rubber-stamp
- sanction
- settle
- sign
- sign off on
- size up
- subscribe
- substantiate
- support
- thumbs up
- underpin
- uphold
- verify
- vouch
- warrant
- witness
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