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Definition of prove
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Prove (v. i.) To
succeed;
to turn out as
expected.
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Proveditor
::
Proveditor
(n.) One
employed
to
procure
supplies,
as for an army, a
steamer,
etc.; a
purveyor;
one who
provides
for
another..
Allower
::
Allower
(n.) An
approver
or
abettor.
Preconize
::
Preconize
(v. t.) To
approve
by
preconization.
Disprove
::
Disprove
(v. t.) To prove to be false or
erroneous;
to
confute;
to
refute.
Heft
::
Heft (v. t.) To prove or try the
weight
of by
raising.
Convict
::
Convict
(v. t.) To prove or show to be
false;
to
confute;
to
refute.
Show
::
Show (v. t.) To make
apparent
or
clear,
as by
evidence,
testimony,
or
reasoning;
to
prove;
to
explain;
also, to
manifest;
to
evince;
as, to show the truth of a
statement;
to show the
causes
of an
event..
Touch
::
Touch (v. t.) To try; to
prove,
as with a
touchstone..
Admission
::
Admission
(n.) The
granting
of an
argument
or
position
not fully
proved;
the act of
acknowledging
something
/serted;
acknowledgment;
concession.
Allegation
::
Allegation
(n.) A
statement
by a party of what he
undertakes
to
prove,
--
usually
applied
to each
separate
averment;
the
charge
or
matter
undertaken
to be
proved..
Ameliorative
::
Ameliorative
(a.)
Tending
to
ameliorate;
producing
amelioration
or
improvement;
as,
ameliorative
remedies,
efforts..
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..
Illegitimate
::
Illegitimate
(v. t.) To
render
illegitimate;
to
declare
or prove to be born out of
wedlock;
to
bastardize;
to
illegitimatize.
Forward
::
Forward
(v. t.) To help
onward;
to
advance;
to
promote;
to
accelerate;
to
quicken;
to
hasten;
as, to
forward
the
growth
of a
plant;
to
forward
one in
improvement..
Proven/al
::
Proven/al
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Provence
or its
inhabitants.
Counterprove
::
Counterprove
(v. t.) To take a
counter
proof of, or a copy in
reverse,
by
taking
an
impression
directly
from the face of an
original.
See
Counter
proof,
under
Counter..
Cumulative
::
Cumulative
(a.)
Tending
to prove the same point to which other
evidence
has been
offered;
-- said of
evidence.
Irreprovable
::
Irreprovable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
justly
reproved;
irreproachable;
blameless;
upright.
Meliorate
::
Meliorate
(v. t.) To make
better;
to
improve;
to
ameliorate;
to
soften;
to make more
tolerable.
Provection
::
Provection
(n.) A
carrying
forward,
as of a final
letter,
to a
following
word; as, for
example,
a
nickname
for an
ekename..
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