validatory

Examples

• All

• The researcher provided validatory evidence to support her hypothesis.

• The validatory results of the experiment were published in a leading journal.

• Additional test results acted as validatory data for the initial findings.

• We need validatory evidence to support our claims.

• The findings were deemed significant after the validatory tests confirmed the results.

• In scientific research, validatory studies ensure that the results can be accepted as true.

• His earlier conclusions were reinforced by validatory data gathered from subsequent experiments.

Synonyms

C

corroborative

vsvalidatory

4 8.0

Giving extra evidence that supports a statement or claim

does the same confirming work but without stressing added authority

C

confirmatory

vsvalidatory

2 6.6

Showing extra proof that something is true

emphasizes confirming a claim's general truth rather than adding new evidence

V

validating

vsvalidatory

4.6

Shows that something is true

focuses more on confirming a claim's general truth rather than precise accuracy

V

verificatory

vsvalidatory

9.6

A thing that helps show that something is true or correct

focuses more on showing general truth rather than detailed factual proof

C

corroboratory

vsvalidatory

8.9

Something that helps show a statement or fact is true

performs general confirmation rather than focusing mainly on strengthening evidence

C

confirming

vsvalidatory

• Specialized

3.2

Showing facts or test results that make something seem true

is about general support of truth rather than specific verification methods

S

substantiating

vsvalidatory

• Formal

7.1

Giving evidence that shows something is true

focuses on general confirmation rather than presenting detailed proof

S

substantiative

vsvalidatory

• Formal

9.2

Having real facts or proof that support a claim

is the broader confirming idea rather than supplying specific supporting material

C

confirmative

vsvalidatory

6.8

Giving proof that something is true

focuses on general confirmation of truth rather than only giving evidence

C

confirmational

vsvalidatory

7.2

Gives evidence that something is true

leans toward general support of truth rather than formal verification procedures

C

certificatory

vsvalidatory

• Formal

9.5

Giving official proof that something is real or valid

provides ordinary confirmation rather than an official or formal endorsement

Antonyms

I

invalidating

• Formal

6.5

To show that something is not true or not accepted by law

How Confirming

conclusive

65 4.8

validatory

• Formal

8.1

corroborative

4 8.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology