PROOF
ADJECTIVES
1530 — VEHEMENT of proof: strong, forcible; capable of producing conviction → obs.
1558 — NAKED not supported by proof or evidence → obs.
1612 — DEMONSTRATIVE supported by proof or evidence; capable of being proved
1631 — PROOFFUL full of proof; convincing → obs.
1646 — RECEPTARY received or accepted as true but without proof → obs.
1648 — COUNTER-PROOF proof against something → obs.
1678 — PROBATIVE proving or demonstrating; affording proof or evidence → chiefly law usage
1731 — ARGUMENTOSE full of reason, matter, or proof → obs.
1805 — EVINCIVE giving indications or proof
1834 — VERIFICATORY that verifies, affording proof
1860 — VERIFICATIVE that verifies, affording proof
1908 — SHOW-ME demanding proof or evidence before believing something; very sceptical
NOUNS
1000 — TOKEN something serving as proof of a fact or statement
1325 — FAND — FOND the act of trying; trial, proof, experience → obs.
1325 — WITNESS something that furnishes proof or evidence of the thing or fact mentioned
1384 — ARGUMENT proof, evidence, manifestation → arch.
1390 — COMPROBATION a proving true; proof, confirmation, attestation → obs.
1393 — APPROBATION a proving true; proof, confirmation, attestation → obs.
1400 — MONSTRANCE demonstration, proof → obs.
1400 — PROBATE a proving something; a being proved; proof, demonstration; evidence → obs.
1425 — DEMONSTRANCE a piece of proof or evidence; something which establishes the truth of a claim or theory
1436 — APPROOF a proving; proof, experience, trial → obs.
1450 — PROBATION a proving or showing to be true; proof, demonstration → obs.
1450 — TESTIFICATION a fact or document, etc. serving as proof or evidence
1459 — DOCUMENT proof, evidence, something that serves to prove or point out something → obs.
1495 — TESTIMONIAL something serving as proof or evidence → obs.
1567 — TESTE evidence, proof → obs.
1583 — REMONSTRANCE proof, demonstration → obs.
1584 — SATISFACTION satisfying or convincing proof → obs.
1590 — INSTANCE something which proves or indicates; a proof, evidence → obs.
1597 — TESTIMONY any object or act serving as proof or evidence
1598 — ATTESTATION the testimony borne; proof, evidence
1605 — ESSAY a trial. testing, proof; experiment → obs.
1613 — PROBATUM a proof or demonstration → obs.
1630 — ATTESTATE an attestation, proof, testimony → obs.
1644 — MANIFESTO a proof, a piece of evidence → obs.
1651 — EVINCEMENT a making evident; proof → obs.
1698 — BLACK AND WHITE written proof → sl.
1787 — SUBSTANTIATION a proving a statement, etc. a proof
1820 — SHOWANCE something that is shown as proof → obs.
1850 — ATTESTMENT attestation, testimony, proof
1925 — PROBATIVENESS an affording proof
NOUNS – PERSON
1587 — APPROVANT one offering proof → obs.
VERBS
1000 — FAND — FOND to put to the proof; to try, test a person or thing → obs.
1300 — FRAIST to put to the proof, to try, test → obs.
1340 — ASSAY to have proof of; to learn or know by experience → obs.
1377 — WITNESS to furnish proof or evidence of
1382 — TEMPT to put to the proof; to try, test → obs.
1400 — TASTE to put to the proof; to try, test → obs.
1475 — CONVICT to prove, to establish by proof, as against assertions to the contrary → obs.
1484 — ESSAY to put to the proof; to try a person or thing
1558 — ARGUMENT to give evidence, furnish proof that → obs.
1594 — TESTIFY to service as evidence or proof of
1611 — REASSURE to offer proof that an opinion or impression is correct → obs.
1616 — ATTEST to be evidence or proof of; to vouch for
1679 — COUNTERPROVE to bring proof contrary to; to disprove → obs.
1785 — GO TO SHOW to serve as proof or evidence that
1852 — SIST to put forward as proof; to posit → obs.
1927 — GET THE DEADENER ON ONE to obtain the proof against anyone → Amer. dial.
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