1. serving to confirm, support, or strengthen; corroborating
Usage: formal; often used in legal or academic contexts

1. something that corroborates or confirms; a corroborating agent or evidence
Usage: formal; rare in modern usage

Examples

• The witness provided corroborant testimony that supported the defendant's alibi.
• The archaeological findings were corroborant with the historical records.
• Multiple corroborant sources confirmed the accuracy of the report.
• The laboratory results served as corroborant evidence in the investigation.
• Her statement was corroborant to the earlier accounts given by other witnesses.
• The documents provided corroborant support for the researcher's hypothesis.