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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 (v. t.) Armor of
excellent
or tried
quality,
and
deemed
impenetrable;
properly,
armor of
proof..
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Pull
::
Pull (v. t.) To take or make, as a proof or
impression;
-- hand
presses
being
worked
by
pulling
a
lever..
Proof
::
Proof (n.) Any
effort,
process,
or
operation
designed
to
establish
or
discover
a fact or
truth;
an act of
testing;
a test; a
trial..
Instance
::
Instance
(n.) That which
offers
itself
or is
offered
as an
illustrative
case;
something
cited in proof or
exemplification;
a case
occurring;
an
example.
Text
::
Text (n.) A verse or
passage
of
Scripture,
especially
one
chosen
as the
subject
of a
sermon,
or in proof of a
doctrine..
Disproval
::
Disproval
(n.) Act of
disproving;
disproof.
Confront
::
Confront
(v. t.) To put face to face; to cause to face or to meet; as, to
confront
one with the
proofs
of his wrong
doing..
Animadversion
::
Animadversion
(n.)
Remarks
by way of
criticism
and
usually
of
censure;
adverse
criticism;
reproof;
blame.
Autonomy
::
Autonomy
(n.) The
sovereignty
of
reason
in the
sphere
of
morals;
or man's
power,
as
possessed
of
reason,
to give law to
himself.
In this,
according
to Kant,
consist
the true
nature
and only
possible
proof of
liberty..
Hypothetical
::
Hypothetical
(a.)
Characterized
by, or of the
nature
of, an
hypothesis;
conditional;
assumed
without
proof,
for the
purpose
of
reasoning
and
deducing
proof,
or of
accounting
for some fact or
phenomenon..
Approve
::
Approve
(v. t.) To make proof of; to
demonstrate;
to prove or show
practically.
Revisal
::
Revisal
(n.) The act of
revising,
or
reviewing
and
reexamining
for
correction
and
improvement;
revision;
as, the
revisal
of a
manuscript;
the
revisal
of a proof
sheet;
the
revisal
of a
treaty..
Severity
::
Severity
(n.)
Gravity
or
austerity;
extreme
strictness;
rigor;
harshness;
as, the
severity
of a
reprimand
or a
reproof;
severity
of
discipline
or
government;
severity
of
penalties..
Eviction
::
Eviction
(n.)
Conclusive
evidence;
proof.
Mackintosh
::
Mackintosh
(n.) A
waterproof
outer
garment;
-- so
called
from the name of the
inventor.
Say
::
Say (n.) Tried
quality;
temper;
proof.
Bombproof
::
Bombproof
(n.) A
structure
which heavy shot and shell will not
penetrate.
Suspicious
::
Suspicious
(a.)
Inclined
to
suspect;
given or prone to
suspicion;
apt to
imagine
without
proof.
Rebuke
::
Rebuke
(v. t.) To
check,
silence,
or put down, with
reproof;
to
restrain
by
expression
of
disapprobation;
to
reprehend
sharply
and
summarily;
to
chide;
to
reprove;
to
admonish..
Convince
::
Convince
(v. t.) To
overcome
by
argument;
to force to yield
assent
to
truth;
to
satisfy
by
proof.
Bullet-proof
::
Bullet-proof
(a.)
Capable
of
resisting
the force of a
bullet.
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