| Definition of 'PROVEN' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) proved, proven
established beyond doubt
"a proven liar"; "a Soviet leader of proven shrewdness"
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1. (adjective) proven
tested and shown to work or be true
a proven method of reducing debt; a country with proven links to terrorists
2. proven
a past participle of "prove'"
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| Definition of 'PROVEN' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. PROVEN
proved
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Sense: (especially in law) proved.
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 Afrikaans: bewese |
 Arabic: مُبَرْهَن، مُثْبَت |
 Bulgarian: доказан |
 Brazilian: provado |
 Czech: dokázaný |
 German: bewiesen |
 Danish: bevist |
 Greek: αποδεδειγμένος |
 Spanish: probado |
 Estonian: tõestatud |
 Farsi: اثبات شده |
 Finnish: todistettu |
 French: (é)prouvé |
 Hebrew: מוּכַח |
 Hindi: सिद्ध हुआ |
 Hungarian: (be)bizonyított |
 Indonesian: terbukti |
 Icelandic: sannaður |
 Italian: provato |
 Japanese: 証明された |
 Korean: 증명된 |
 Lithuanian: įrodytas |
 Latvian: pierādīts |
 Malay: terbukti |
 Dutch: bewezen |
 Norwegian: bevist; påvist |
 Polish: udowodniony |
 Persian: اثبات شده |
 Pashto: ثابت شوى |
 Portuguese: provado |
 Romanian: dovedit |
 Russian: доказанный |
 Slovak: dokázaný |
 Slovenian: dokazan |
 Serbian: dokazan |
 Swedish: bevisad, styrkt |
 Thai: ได้รับการพิสูจน์ |
 Turkish: kanıtlanmış |
 Taiwanese: 已證明的，有證據證明的 |
 Ukrainian: доведений |
 Urdu: ثابت شدہ |
 Vietnamese: đã được chứng minh |
 Chinese: 已证明的 |
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