substantiate
subs
ˈsəbs
sēbs
tan
tæn
tān
tiate
ˌʃieɪt
shieit
British pronunciation
/səbstˈænʃɪˌe‍ɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "substantiate"in English

to substantiate
01

to prove something to be true by providing adequate evidence or facts

Transitive: to substantiate a claim
to substantiate definition and meaning
example
Examples
The witness 's testimony substantiated the defendant's alibi.
His research findings substantiated the hypothesis he had proposed.
02

to add to the strength of something

Transitive: to substantiate sth
example
Examples
She substantiated her position by presenting detailed facts.
The report substantiated the need for immediate action.
03

to give something a physical form or make it real

Transitive: to substantiate something abstract
example
Examples
The proposal was substantiated when the team built a prototype.
His ideas were substantiated in the final design of the product.
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