What is another word for proven?
281 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈuːvən], [ pɹˈuːvən], [ p_ɹ_ˈuː_v_ə_n]
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Similar words for proven:
- approved (adjective)
- authoritative (adjective)
- beyond question (adjective)
- evidential (adjective)
- irrefutable (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- sound (adjective)
- tried and true (adjective)
- true (adjective)
- undoubted (adjective)
- valid (adjective)
- well-founded (adjective)
- established (noun)
- evidenced (noun)
- ascertained (verb)
- evinced (verb)
- experimented (verb)
- prove (verb)
- other synonyms
- assured
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Proven:
adj.
• approved (adjective)- chosen,
- ratified,
- permitted,
- accepted,
- backed,
- made official,
- affirmed,
- Legalized,
- vouched for,
- ok'd,
- authorized,
- endorsed,
- Passed,
- Allowed.
- proven,
- scholarly,
- straight from horse's mouth,
- factual,
- validated,
- verified,
- trustworthy,
- righteous,
- attested,
- learned,
- veritable,
- truthful,
- legit,
- supported,
- reliable,
- dependable,
- definitive,
- confirmed,
- faithful,
- accurate,
- documented,
- authentic,
- Circumstantiated,
- authenticated.
- counter-evidential,
- substantiated,
- witnessed,
- evidential,
- Exemplified,
- Exhibited,
- corroborated,
- demonstrated,
- certified,
- Testified,
- Vouched.
- indisputable,
- indubitable,
- unassailable,
- invincible,
- inarguable,
- incontrovertible,
- evident,
- undeniable,
- certain,
- unquestionable,
- incontestable,
- final,
- set,
- obvious,
- ironclad,
- positive,
- sure,
- unimpeachable,
- irresistible.
- proved,
- sound,
- approved,
- odds-on,
- authoritative,
- double-checked,
- unchallenged,
- in force,
- odds on,
- creditworthy,
- unanswerable,
- nof ifs ands or buts,
- apodictic,
- double checked,
- can bet on it,
- tried and true,
- tried-and-true,
- Irrebuttable,
- Irrefragable,
- unquestioned.
- reputable,
- holding together,
- secure,
- significant,
- washing,
- received,
- all there,
- recognized,
- goer,
- loyal,
- holding up in wash,
- solvent,
- stable,
- standing up,
- true,
- GOEST,
- proper,
- canonical,
- orthodox,
- fair,
- holding water,
- hanging together,
- safe,
- sanctioned,
- holding up.
n.
• established (noun) • evidenced (noun)v.
• ascertained (verb) • evinced (verb)- observed,
- illustrated,
- deposed,
- stated,
- Avouched,
- Manifested,
- Indicated,
- Betokened,
- Evinced,
- Adduced,
- Connoted,
- declared,
- determined.
- Assayed,
- Experimented,
- researched,
- analyzed,
- tried,
- Investigated,
- checked,
- Probed,
- benchmarked,
- tested.
- check,
- attest,
- warrant,
- testify,
- explain,
- manifest,
- back,
- authenticate,
- evince,
- fix,
- examine,
- uphold,
- justify,
- bear out,
- result,
- witness,
- turn out,
- document,
- find,
- try,
- settle,
- end up,
- add up,
- show clearly,
- verify,
- show once and for all,
- determine,
- affirm,
- declare,
- validate,
- corroborate,
- analyze,
- substantiate,
- ascertain,
- assay,
- test,
- have a case,
- make evident,
- experiment,
- pan out,
- trial,
- certify,
- convince.
Other synonyms:
• assured • Other relevant words (noun):- confirm,
- medical,
- justifiable,
- settled,
- well-tried,
- trustable,
- demonstrate,
- substantial,
- aesculapian,
- conclusive,
- medicinal,
- Shown,
- genuine,
- measurable,
- Faithworthy,
- technical,
- prove,
- show,
- untreacherous,
- empirical,
- solid,
- to be trusted,
- legal,
- fixed,
- unanswered,
- Unrefuted,
- inviolable,
- straight,
- good,
- experimental,
- borne out,
- quantifiable,
- not guilty,
- scientific,
- well-founded,
- responsible,
- valid,
- forcible,
- trusty,
- unconfuted,
- evidence,
- incorruptible,
- establish,
- strong,
- legitimate,
- sustain.
How to use "Proven" in context?
The word "proven" is often misused in everyday speech. In fact, many people believe that the word "proven" is synonymous with "true." However, this is not always the case. In some instances, using the word "proven" could be considered misleading.
When someone says that something is "proven," they likely mean that there is evidence to support this claim. However, there is a big difference between having evidence and being 'proven.' Evidence can be debated, while being 'proven' is an absolute fact.
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Adjective
accepted, accredited, acknowledged, apparent, bereaved, certified, confirmed, demonstrated, earlier, established, known, probative, provable, reliable, successful, tested, time-tested, tried, validated, Certifying, well-established, evidence-based, tried-and-tested.
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Proper noun, singular
demonstrated, tested.
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Verb, past participle
accepted, accomplished, accomplishment, accredited, acknowledged, addressed, admitted, adopted, afflicted, announced, appointed, arranged, assembled, asserted, assigned, assisted, assumed, attempted, backed, based, become, bereaved, blown, bound, built, calibrated, cast, centred, certified, characterized, charged, classified, come, completed, composed, conceded, concentrated, concluded, conducted, confirmed, considered, convicted, credited, dedicated, defined, demonstrated, depicted, derived, detected, devoted, directed, disclosed, discovered, donated, done, drawn, driven, dropped, dumped, earned, elaborated, emphasised, emphasized, ended, endorsed, enforceable, established, evidenced, exposed, expressed, extended, faced, facilitated, failed, fallen, featured, felt, focused, focussed, forged, formed, formulated, founded, furnished, given, gone, grown, guaranteed, guided, heard, honored, identified, illustrated, impacted, implied, imposed, impressed, incorporated, increased, induced, initiated, instructed, justified, known, landed, learned, led, licensed, listed, located, made, maintained, manifesto, measured, noted, noticed, opened, outlined, paid, perceived, permitted, placed, planted, played, pointed, portrayed, posed, presented, produced, professed, put, raised, realised, realized, received, recorded, reflected, reinforced, released, result, revealed, risen, ruled, satisfied, seen, sent, shared, shed, situated, specified, spoken, stabilized, strained, stranded, stressed, struck, substantiated, suggested, supported, taken, taught, tested, thrown, treated, tried, trusted, turned, uncovered, unveiled, validated, valued, vindicated, warranted, witnessed, won, worn, Accorded, Accounted, Achieved, Acted, Adduced, Afforded, Allowed, Appeared, Appraised, Approached, Argued, Arisen, Arrived, Asked, Awarded, Been, Borne, Believed, Betrayed, Brought, Captured, Carried, Caused, Challenged, Cited, Dealt, Deemed, Delivered, Devised, Displayed, Divulged, Drafted, Earmarked, Emerged, Enabled, Encountered, Endured, Enjoyed, Enshrined, Evinced, Examined, Exemplified, Exercised, Exhibited, Expelled, Filed, Gained, Generated, Had, Helped, Indicated, Inflicted, Inspected, Installed, Instituted, Introduced, Issued, Judged, Lavished, Learnt, Lived, Lodged, Looked, Managed, Manifested, Meant, Met, Mentioned, Notified, Obtained, Occurred, Offered, Passed, Performed, Piloted, Reached, Reared, Referred, Regarded, Remained, Rendered, Resulted, Saddened, Scored, Seemed, Served, Shown, Tasted, Told, Translated, Transpired, Undergone, Viewed, Worked, Yielded, Compiled, Comprised, Consisted, Constructed, Contributed, Convened, Created, Culminated, Prevented, Prompted, Provided, Spanned, Submitted, Succeeded, Suffered, Supplied, Surfaced, finalized, evaluated, entrusted, showed, ensured, allocated, benchmarked, withheld, reconfirmed, highlighted, underscored, monitored, laid, analysed, signalled, pre-tested.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
accumulate.
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Adjective
demonstrable, substantiated, well-tested.
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Verb, past participle
demonstrable.
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