proven

[ˈpruːvən]

proven Definition

• 1. demonstrated or shown by evidence or argument to be true or existing
• 2. established beyond doubt

Using proven: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "proven" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The effectiveness of the vaccine has been proven through clinical trials.

• Example

  Her dedication to her work has proven her commitment to the company.

• Example

  The suspect's guilt was proven beyond a reasonable doubt.

• Example

  His theory has not yet been proven.

proven Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for proven

• confirmed
• verified
• validated
• attested
• substantiated

Antonyms for proven

• unproven
• disproved
• refuted

Phrases with proven

• prove oneself

  to demonstrate one's abilities or worth through actions or accomplishments

  Example

  She had to prove herself in the new job before she was given more responsibilities.

• stand the test of time

  to remain successful or popular over a long period of time

  Example

  The classic novel has proven to stand the test of time, still being read and loved by many generations.

• prove someone wrong

  to demonstrate that someone's statement or belief is incorrect

  Example

  He was determined to prove his critics wrong and succeed in his business venture.

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Summary: proven in Brief

The adjective 'proven' [ˈpruːvən] means something has been demonstrated or shown by evidence or argument to be true or existing, established beyond doubt. It is often used in scientific or legal contexts, as in 'The effectiveness of the vaccine has been proven through clinical trials.' 'Proven' also appears in phrases like 'prove oneself,' meaning to demonstrate one's abilities, and 'stand the test of time,' indicating something remains successful or popular over a long period.