Translations for „corroborate“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

corroborate VB

corroborate

أَيَّدَ

corroborate

ثَبَّتَ

corroborate

عَزَّزَ

corroborate

أَكَّدَ

corroborate

قَوَّى

corroborate

آزَرَ

corroborate

عاوَنَ

corroborate

ناصَرَ

corroborate

ساند

corroborate

أثْبَتَ

corroborate

أَكّدَ أَيّدَ

corroborate

دَعَمَ

corroborate

سَنّدَ

corroborate

وَطّدَ

corroborate

حَسّنَ

corroborate

زادَ

corroborate

جَعَلَهُ قَوِيّاً

corroborate

كَرّسَ

corroborate

أسّسَ

corroborate

رَسّخَ

corroborate

وَكّدَ

corroborate REL

corroborate

أيّدَ الشهادة

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This corroborates with the major causes of gaps, which are the falling of trees due to mortality caused by termites or epiphyte growth.

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Field biologists have provided corroborating evidence based on observation of diverse species, such as chickens, sheep, butterflies, and chimpanzee.

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Judges also place a large weight on the amount of corroborating evidence that can be submitted to support each piece.

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Thus, the transition itself can only be illustrated and corroborated by transitional fossils, but it will never be known in detail.

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The use of a substantial force of mounted knights or sergeants appears to be corroborated in contemporary records of payments made to troops.

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He detailed the attack, corroborating the physical evidence at the scene.

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This finding corroborates existing literature on the higher feed conversion efficiency of insects as compared to mammalian livestock.

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Signature strikes there must be supported by two sources of corroborating intelligence.

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No man who had been attached to the column corroborated the account.

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The lack of corroborating evidence led to even more rumours after the war ended.

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