1. to support or confirm with evidence; to strengthen or make more certain
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘corroborate’

Examples

• The witness testimony corroborates the defendant’s alibi.
• New research corroborates the theory about climate change.
• The DNA evidence corroborates what the victim told police.
• Her story corroborates everything we already knew about the incident.
• The archaeological find corroborates historical accounts of the ancient city.
• Video footage corroborates the eyewitness reports.
• The second study corroborates the results of the first experiment.