Corroborate is valid Scrabble Word

Is corroborate a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is corroborate valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for CORROBORATE in dictionary:

VERB:

to support with evidence or authority
confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding)
To make strong, or to give additional strength to; to strengthen.
To make more certain; to confirm; to establish.
establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts
give evidence for
support with evidence or authority or make more certain or confirm

ADJECTIVE:

Corroborated.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to support with evidence or authority; make more certain

Words related to CORROBORATE

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Words that contain CORROBORATE

corroborated17 corroborates16 uncorroborated19

How to use CORROBORATE in a sentence

I met several parties who had seen these falls, and they corroborate this estimate of their height.
On inquiring of Donovan if any other person in Bristol could corroborate this account, he referred me to a reputable tradesman living, in the Market-place.
If you fail for a single second to corroborate the story which I shall tell him, I shall shoot you both and possibly myself.
To prove this it was necessary to get his wife to corroborate the statement.
We have heard her own oral testimony to the enduring happiness of this union, and can, as privileged witnesses, corroborate it.
None of the texts, however, appears to corroborate this theory.
They corroborate the notion of a larger life of which we are a part, 308.
Is it not so, my friends? I leave it to your own candor to corroborate my assertion.
After my return home I took a note of them, and I trust that you, sir, will corroborate, with respect to this fact, the testimony which it is my purpose to give against him.
Have the statement read first, and then have her called to corroborate it.

And a circumstance that seems to corroborate this opinion is, that the Vatican Codex does not contain, as has already been mentioned, the last twelve verses of St.
And in this letter you certainly have a very strong piece of evidence to corroborate your view.
These data largely corroborate tests and observations by the writer, and are commended to general attention.
It may not be impossible that our own times may make history to corroborate the truth of these premises.
The Inquisition and the Company of Jesus, both of which he sanctioned at this juncture, were to guard, extend, and corroborate that supreme authority.
The mystic, after having the note acknowledged, opens it apparently to corroborate his reading, but in reality he is reading the note written by someone else.
The principal proof that is brought forward to corroborate this slander is, that the doors are marked by the blows struck to produce the noises heard.
The letters of Pius to Justus corroborate this view, 547 9.
This opinion appearing plausible, I was particular in my inquiries as to that point, and learned what seems much to corroborate it.
They repeat His discoveries in the unseen and corroborate them.
To those who care to corroborate these hints with facts I recommend the reading of certain recent numbers of the hygienic Rundschau, a German technical magazine of repute.
I had nobody with me but poor Jim-jim, who afterwards met with an awful death, otherwise he would have been glad to corroborate my tale, if it needed it.
Those who have turned their attention to archaeology are in a position to corroborate what is here advanced.
At length, he unfortunately referred to me, to corroborate one of his most capital errors.
I think these documents substantially corroborate the account which I gave you from telegraphic and other information in my despatches of the 1st, 4th and 8th instant.
The poor, scanty clothes and personal belongings corroborate the fact that the accused is poor and has not enough to eat or wear, nor anything but the most scanty shelter.
The story itself seems to corroborate them in a general way, if read naturally.
We are not at liberty to call them to corroborate our own witness.
As defendant, perhaps, the cure could not be asked to corroborate these statements.
He appealed to two of the guards, who had entered the hall with him, to corroborate his words.
McClellan made no effort whatever either to supplement or to corroborate the information supplied by his detectives.
You are enabled, through me, to corroborate some facts and identify the ship.
On inquiring of Donovan if any other person in Bristol could corroborate this account, he referred me to a reputable tradesman living in the Market-place.
Carlyle said last night, which will in some sense corroborate what I have said.
This experiment seemed to corroborate the assumption of an acrid principle soluble in ether.
Delany corroborate each other, and may be appropriately placed on the same shelf in a well-ordered library.

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