validated
Pronunciation: [vælɪˌdeɪtɪd]
Word
Context: “approval”
(verb) to confirm that something is true or correct. It means checking that something works well or is accepted. For example, a teacher validates a student's answer if it is right.
Example
The scientist validated the results of the experiments with more tests.
Example
The committee did not validate the proposal because it lacked proper evidence.
Example
How can we be sure that the information is validated?
Context: “certification”
(verb) to officially recognize or confirm that something meets certain standards or qualifications. It's like giving a stamp of approval, so people know it’s good.
Example
The new treatment was validated by health experts for its effectiveness.
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The certification process failed to validate the course as recognized.
Example
What steps must the program take to be validated by the organization?
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