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Corroboration
Corroboration, evidence in support of principal evidence, e.g., in addition to that of the mother, to charge the father
corroborate
corroborate -rat·ed -rat·ing [Latin corroboratus, past participle of corroborare to strengthen, from com-, prefix marking completion + robur strength,
Corroboration
The act of corroborating strengthening or confirming addition of strength confirmation as the corroboration of an argument or of information
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corroborated
supported or established by evidence or proof as corroborated testimony is especially convincing
Corroborant
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Corroborate
To make strong or to give additional strength to to strengthen
Corroborative
Tending to strengthen of confirm
corroborative evidence
corroborative evidence : corroborating evidence at evidence
corroborating evidence
corroborating evidence see evidence
Independent corroboration
Independent corroboration, independent evidence must not only make it safe to believe that the crime was committed but must in
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