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Corroborative

usgb/kəˈrɑːbəreɪtɪv/Volume
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Often used in legal situations to refer to additional evidence that confirms a belief or statement. SlideThe suspect's alibi was weak until his friend's testimony provided corroborative details.
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Use in ArgumentsPlay
Use it to strengthen your argument by linking it to other supporting facts or data. SlideHer thesis was compelling, with several corroborative studies cited.
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Corroborative isn't used for the main evidence but for additional information that confirms something. SlideThe video footage was corroborative, complementing the eyewitness reports.