validated
- adjective
- /vælɪˌdeɪtɪd/
- Formal
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validado
- Only the validated documents are accepted for the application process.
And that claim was first validated by Pramila Patton.
- And that claim was first validated by Pramila Patton.
- That view is constantly validated and supported.
- Well, there are some somewhat validated ways to do that.
- And this report basically said, look, DNA testing is the only validated forensic discipline we have.
- You'll want to build the app, build out more features after validating it.
- Which part of this product, when somebody says my product is validated, should it be actually validated?
- But Rutherford like refused to like ignore what was a clear like they validated it.
- So it is like the date on a check, except it's, it's, it's verified and validated and so forth.
- The other thing is that there has been, as you know, this avalanche of new scientific discoveries that have validated ancient wisdom.
Examples
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And this report basically said, look, DNA testing is the only validated forensic discipline we have.
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So it is like the date on a check, except it's, it's, it's verified and validated and so forth.
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Well, there are some somewhat validated ways to do that.
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Emotional contagion is one of the most validated and highly correlated social influence things.
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The scientist presented her research, which was validated by numerous independent studies.
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Before the drug can be sold, it must be validated through rigorous clinical trials.
Synonyms
348
3.1
Accepted by law, by an official, or for good reason
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7.7
Real and legal, for example a job or website
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4.0
Officially shown to have the required skills by a certificate
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3.9
Shown to be true or correct after checking
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3.2
Shown by facts to be true and to work well
Officially approved so it has legal force
Proven to be real by official records or clear evidence
Shown to be real by official checks
Officially made certain, for example a reservation or a person in the church who had the ceremony
A person who has an official paper that shows they are allowed to do a job
Officially accepted by a person or group in charge
Antonyms
How Valid
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Validated is built from the root valid, which means 'strong' or 'true', and the ending -ate, which turns it into an action. So, if something is validated, it has been checked and made officially 'true' or 'accepted'.