corroboratory

/kəˈrɑbərəˌtɔri/
adjective
  1. Serving to support or confirm a statement, theory, or finding; providing evidence that makes something more certain.
    • The lab results were corroboratory, confirming the initial diagnosis.
    • The detective found corroboratory evidence that placed the suspect at the scene.
    • Her testimony was corroboratory, matching the details given by the other witness.
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