verify /verˈi-fī/

1. To ascertain, confirm, check or test the truth or accuracy of
2. To assert or prove to be true
3. To testify to the truth of, support (a statement; law)
4. To check (items of data input) for accuracy eg by having the same data keyed twice, by two separate operators, and then checked by computer for discrepancies (computing)
5. To back up or support (Shakespeare)

verifīabilˈity noun

verˈifīable adjective

verificāˈtion noun

verˈificātory adjective

verˈifīer noun

verification principle noun

(in logical positivism) the principle that a statement is meaningful only if its truth or falsity can be established empirically

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