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Prove
Prove
v. t.
To
try
or to
ascertain
by an
experiment
, or by a
test
or
standard
; to
test
; as, to
prove
the
strength
of
gunpowder
or of
ordnance
; to
prove
the
contents
of a
vessel
by a
standard
measure
.
Prove
v. t.
To
evince
,
establish
, or
ascertain
, as
truth
,
reality
, or
fact
, by
argument
,
testimony
, or
other
evidence
.
Prove
v. t.
To
ascertain
or
establish
the
genuineness
or
validity
of; to
verify
; as, to
prove
a
will
.
Prove
v. t.
To
gain
experience
of
the
good
or
evil
of; to
know
by
trial
; to
experience
; to
suffer
.
Prove
v. t.
To
test
,
evince
,
ascertain
, or
verify
, as
the
correctness
of
any
operation
or
result
;
thus
, in
subtraction
, if
the
difference
between
two
numbers
,
added
to
the
lesser
number
,
makes
a
sum
equal
to
the
greater
,
the
correctness
of
the
subtraction
is
proved
.
Prove
v. t.
To
take
a
trial
impression
of; to
take
a
proof
of; as, to
prove
a
page
.
Prove
v. i.
To
make
trial
; to
essay
.
Prove
v. i.
To be
found
by
experience
,
trial
, or
result
; to
turn
out
to be; as, a
medicine
proves
salutary
;
the
report
proves
false
.
Prove
v. i.
To
succeed
; to
turn
out
as
expected
.
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