1. plural of corroboration; evidence or information that confirms or supports a statement, theory, or finding
Usage: countable noun; typically used in legal, academic, or investigative contexts

Examples

• The witness provided corroborations of the defendant's alibi.
• Multiple corroborations from independent sources strengthened the researcher's hypothesis.
• The detective sought corroborations before making an arrest.
• Scientific corroborations of the theory came from laboratories around the world.
• Without corroborations, the claim remained unverified.
• The journalist gathered corroborations from three different eyewitnesses.
• Historical corroborations of the ancient text were discovered in recent excavations.