Prove synonyms

Bear out, attest, and authenticate are all synonyms for prove. Disprove and refute are antonyms of prove. And here are 25 another word for prove.

25 Another word for prove

  • Attest
  • Authenticate
  • Bear out
  • Certify
  • Corroborate
  • Demonstrate the truth of
  • Demonstrate
  • Determine
  • Document
  • Establish evidence
  • Evince
  • Give substance to
  • Manifest
  • Produce/submit evidence
  • Produce/submit proof
  • Ratify
  • Show beyond doubt
  • Show to be true
  • Show
  • Substantiate
  • Validate
  • Verify
  • Witness to
  • Confirm

Prove synonyms statistics

The verb "prove" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 1 synonym with 4 letters, 4 synonyms with 6 letters, 2 synonyms with 7 letters, 3 synonyms with 8 letters, 2 synonyms with 9 letters, 2 synonyms with 11 letters, 3 synonyms with 12 letters, 2 synonyms with 15 letters, 1 synonym with 17 letters, 1 synonym with 18 letters, and 2 synonyms with 21 letters, for a total of 23 synonyms for prove.

Prove sentences

He worked hard to prove his skills.

Can you prove your theory with evidence?

The experiment will prove whether it works.

She had to prove her identity at the bank.

Time will prove if the decision was correct.


Similar to prove

Word Opposites Synonyms
Property Loss, dispossession Possessions, belongings
Over Under, below Above, on top of
Promote Obstruct, impede Encourage, further
On approval Without consent, rejected Conditional, subject to confirmation
Progressive Regressive, conservative Continuing, continuous
Approval Refusal, disapproval Acceptance, agreement
Novel Old, traditional Book, paperback
Remove Attach, put on, insert, replace, put, back, add Detach, unfasten
Prosperity Hardship, failure Wealth, success
Government Anarchy, lawlessness Administration, executive
Overview Detail, specifics Survey, outline
Protection Exposure, vulnerability Defence, shielding
Poverty Wealth, affluence Penury, destitution
Proof Disproof, refutation Evidence, verification
Approximately Exactly, precisely Roughly, about
Problematic Easy, simple, straightforward Difficult, hard
Move Stay put, stagnate Go, walk
Provision Deprivation, withdrawal Supplying, supply
Inappropriate Appropriate, suitable Unsuitable, unfitting
Discovered Concealed, hidden Found, unearthed
Discover Conceal, hide Find, locate
Process Stagnation, halt Procedure, operation
Moreover However, on the contrary Besides, furthermore
Problem Solution, answer Difficulty, issue
Probably Unlikely, certainly In all likelihood, in all probability
Cover Reveal, expose, uncover. Put something on top of, place something over
Proactive Reactive for passive Forward-thinking, anticipatory
Controversial Uncontroversial, anodyne Contentious, disputed
Proposed Withdraw, agree Put forward, suggest
Production Consumption, destruction Manufacture, manufacturing
Procedure Chaos, disorder Course of action, line of action
Proficient Inept, inexpert, incompetent Skilled, skilful
Productive Sterile, barren Fertile, fruitful
Movement Stillness, inactivity Motion, move
Promise Breach, break Word of honour, word
Lovely Ugly, hideous Beautiful, pretty
Profound Superficial, mild Heartfelt, intense
Overwhelm Manageable, calming Swamp, submerge
Overwhelming Underwhelming, mild Very large, profuse
Product Defect, failure Result, consequence
Proper Inappropriate, wrong Real, genuine
Prominent Unimportant, obscure, unknown Important, well known
Improvement Deterioration, regress Advance, development
Project Neglect, idleness Forecast, predict
Proud Humble, ashamed Pleased (with), glad (about/at)
Recovery Relapse, deterioration Recuperation, convalescence
Provided Impoverished, ruined If, on condition that
Professional Amateurish, incompetent, inept White-collar worker, professional worker
Overall Individual, imited All-inclusive, general
Provide Refuse, withhold Supply, give
Above Less than, below Greater than, more than
Love Hatred, hate, loathe, detest Deep affection, fondness