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cor|rob|o|ra|to|ry
cor|rob|o|ra|to|ry «kuh ROB uhr uh TR ee, -TOHR-», adjective.
= corroborative. (Cf.corroborative)

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  • cor|rob´o|ra´tor — cor|rob|o|rate «kuh ROB uh rayt», transitive verb, rat|ed, rat|ing. to make more certain; confirm; support: »Witnesses corroborated the policeman s statement. SYNONYM(S): substantiate, verify, uphold, endorse. See syn. under …   Useful english dictionary

  • cor|rob|o|rate — «kuh ROB uh rayt», transitive verb, rat|ed, rat|ing. to make more certain; confirm; support: »Witnesses corroborated the policeman s statement. SYNONYM(S): substantiate, verify, uphold, endorse. See syn. under …   Useful english dictionary

  • cor|rob´o|ra´tive|ly — cor|rob|o|ra|tive «kuh ROB uh RAY tihv, uhr uh », adjective, noun. –adj. making more certain; corroborating; confirming: »corroborative experimental evidence. –n. Medicine. = corroborant. (Cf. ↑corroborant) –cor|rob´o|ra´tive|ly, adverb …   Useful english dictionary

  • cor|rob|o|ra|tive — «kuh ROB uh RAY tihv, uhr uh », adjective, noun. –adj. making more certain; corroborating; confirming: »corroborative experimental evidence. –n. Medicine. = corroborant. (Cf. ↑corroborant) –cor|rob´o|ra´tive|ly, adverb …   Useful english dictionary

  • cor|rob|o|rant — «kuh ROB uhr uhnt», adjective, noun. –adj. strengthening; invigorating (used especially of medicinal agents). –n. 1. a strengthening or invigorating agent, as a tonic. 2. a corroborative fact or statement …   Useful english dictionary

  • cor|rob|o|ra|tion — «kuh ROB uh RAY huhn», noun. 1. confirmation by additional proof. 2. something that corroborates; additional proof; confirmation: »His sticky face and hands were corroboration of his mother s suspicion that he had been eating jam …   Useful english dictionary

  • cor|rob|o|ree — «kuh ROB uhr ee», noun. 1. a native celebration of the Australian aborigines, consisting of dancing and singing, held at night by moonlight or a bush fire. 2. Especially Australian. any large or noisy gathering; disturbance; uproar: »By the time… …   Useful english dictionary

  • un|cor|rob|o|rat|ed — «UHN kuh ROB uh RAY tihd», adjective. not corroborated; unconfirmed …   Useful english dictionary

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