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Definition of proof
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of proof is as below...
Proof (n.) The
quality
or state of
having
been
proved
or
tried;
firmness
or
hardness
that
resists
impression,
or does not yield to
force;
impenetrability
of
physical
bodies..
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Objurgation
::
Objurgation
(n.) The act of
objurgating;
reproof.
Postulate
::
Postulate
(n.)
Something
demanded
or
asserted;
especially,
a
position
or
supposition
assumed
without
proof,
or one which is
considered
as
self-evident;
a truth to which
assent
may be
demanded
or
challenged,
without
argument
or
evidence..
Reader
::
Reader
(n.) A proof
reader.
Derain
::
Derain
(v. t.) To prove or to
refute
by
proof;
to clear
(one's
self).
Approver
::
Approver
(n.) One who
approves.
Formerly,
one who made proof or
trial..
Evidence
::
Evidence
(n.) That which is
legally
submitted
to
competent
tribunal,
as a means of
ascertaining
the truth of any
alleged
matter
of fact under
investigation
before
it; means of
making
proof;
-- the
latter,
strictly
speaking,
not being
synonymous
with
evidence,
but
rather
the
effect
of it..
Testing
::
Testing
(n.) The act of
testing
or
proving;
trial;
proof.
Sound
::
Sound (v. i.) To make or
convey
a
certain
impression,
or to have a
certain
import,
when
heard;
hence,
to seem; to
appear;
as, this
reproof
sounds
harsh;
the story
sounds
like an
invention..
Elenctical
::
Elenctical
(a.)
Serving
to
refute;
refutative;
--
applied
to
indirect
modes of
proof,
and
opposed
to
deictic..
Probate
::
Probate
(n.)
Proof.
Objurgatory
::
Objurgatory
(a.)
Designed
to
objurgate
or
chide;
containing
or
expressing
reproof;
culpatory.
Trial
::
Trial (n.) The act of
testing
by
experience;
proof;
test.
Stethal
::
Stet (v. t.) To cause or
direct
to
remain
after
having
been
marked
for
omission;
to mark with the word stet, or with a
series
of dots below or
beside
the
matter;
as, the proof
reader
stetted
a deled
footnote..
Catechise
::
Catechise
(v. t.) To
question
or
interrogate;
to
examine
or try by
questions;
--
sometimes
with a view to
reproof,
by
eliciting
from a
person
answers
which
condemn
his own
conduct..
Cupola
::
Cupola
(n.) A
revolving
shot-proof
turret
for heavy
ordnance.
Disproval
::
Disproval
(n.) Act of
disproving;
disproof.
Postulate
::
Postulate
(v. t.) To beg, or
assume
without
proof;
as, to
postulate
conclusions..
Castigation
::
Castigation
(n.)
Corrective
punishment;
chastisement;
reproof;
pungent
criticism.
Appeal
::
Appeal
(v. t.) A call upon a
person
or an
authority
for proof or
decision,
in one's
favor;
reference
to
another
as
witness;
a call for help or a
favor;
entreaty..
Eviction
::
Eviction
(n.)
Conclusive
evidence;
proof.
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