Definition of Corroboratory. Meaning of Corroboratory. Synonyms of Corroboratory

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Definition of Corroboratory

Corroboratory
Corroboratory Cor*rob"o*ra*to*ry (-t?-r?), a. Tending to strengthen; corroborative; as, corroboratory facts.

Meaning of Corroboratory from wikipedia

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- to the events at the Battle of Mons. The most substantial piece of corroboratory evidence that is known to exist comes from Brigadier-General John Charteris'...
- the diagnosing doctor will look for these features accompanied by corroboratory evidence of hypopituitarism such as deficiency of other pituitary hormones...
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- argues against both of these explanations. He says that there is no corroboratory evidence for either metathesis or syncope. It is possible that al- comes...
- that is known about him is gleaned from this work, with very little corroboratory evidence from elsewhere. Though he was a Neustrian, there is no information...
- been obtained under duress and was not supported by enough conclusive corroboratory evidence to allow a legally sound conviction. On release from prison...
- Gerhard Benkowitz and Hans-Dietrich Kogel separately provided detailed corroboratory statements on these aspects. Gerhard Benkowitz vehemently denied having...
- the tests by a different method or laboratory, or by performing other corroboratory or disproving tests. The confirmatory test varies depending on the positive...
- pendant. This has been seized upon (as we expected it would be), as corroboratory of the statements made in certain daily and w****ly "sources of information"...