validate

Definition for validate

verb as in ascertain the truth, authenticity of something

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approve, certify, confirm, corroborate, endorse, justify, legalize, legitimize, ratify, substantiate, verify

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authenticate, authorize, constitute, okay, sanction

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John Hancock, bear out, give stamp of approval, give the go-ahead, give the green light, give the nod, make binding, make legal, make stick, rubber-stamp, set seal on, sign off on

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Head coach John Mitchell has admitted as much, saying "a couple" of his squad still "validate too much in their life around selection".

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A launch of its Lanyue lander, equipped to carry two taikonauts to the lunar surface, “validated” its landing and takeoff system, state media reported.

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The dish took several hours to cook and now must be validated by the Guinness World Record with photo and video evidence of the achievement.

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Rights advocates say it validates the suffering of thousands of people who endured the rebel group's reign of terror.

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They argue the programme validated his "most harmful and self-destructive thoughts", and the lawsuit accuses OpenAI of negligence and wrongful death.

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