verified
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- adjective
- /ˈvɛrɪfaɪd/
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verificado
- And so once a transaction's recorded, it's then verified by other blocks in the chain.
- verified identity
- Verified Identity Pass
Ritual is non-GMO project verified soy free, gluten free and vegan.
- Ritual is non-GMO project verified soy free, gluten free and vegan.
- So DC Drano with a verified check mark on Twitter tweets.
- Usually the bigger brands, the verified accounts, you can do a minute to an hour.
- And they're it's funny because they message me from like a verified account.
Examples
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All testimonials on the website are verified to ensure their authenticity.
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And these docs all have verified reviews from actual real life patients.
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So it can be verified that this is the case.
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This aspect of it has been verified by modern day people, right?
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We have been third party verified to be carbon impact negative.
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They ate high fat keto for a year, verified by checking their ketones routinely.
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The scientist presented verified data that confirmed her hypothesis.
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He provided verified proof of his identity before he could access the secure area.
Synonyms
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Shown by facts to be true and to work well
Shown to be true by clear evidence
Facts or tests prove it is true
Shown to be real by official checks
Officially checked and accepted as correct or legal
Officially made certain, for example a reservation or a person in the church who had the ceremony
Proven to be real by official records or clear evidence
Known to be true after careful checking
Proved by written or official papers
Shown by facts or proof
Antonyms
How Verified
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word verified comes from the Latin root verus, which means 'true'. To verify originally meant 'make sure' or 'prove true', so verified now describes something that has been checked and found 'true'.