prove
/pruːv/
verb
- To show that something is true or correct by providing evidence or facts.
- The scientist had to prove her theory with data from the experiment.
- He showed me the receipt to prove that he had paid for the item.
- Can you prove that you were at home when the crime happened?
- To turn out to be or be found to be something, especially after a period of time or testing.
- The old bridge proved strong enough to handle the heavy trucks.
- The new medicine proved effective against the virus.
- Her advice proved very helpful during the difficult project.
- To demonstrate one's ability, worth, or quality through action.
- She proved herself a reliable friend by always being there when needed.
- The team proved their dedication by working late every night.
- The young player proved his skill by scoring three goals in the final match.
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