Proven

What do we mean by proven?

Having been demonstrated or verified without doubt. adjective

Proved: an improper form, lately growing in frequency, by imitation of the Scotch use in “not proven.”

Proved. past participle

A verdict of a jury that the guilt of the accused is not made out, though not disproved. past participle

Having been proved; having proved its value or truth. adjective

Past participle of prove verb

Past participle of proove verb

Established beyond doubt adjective

To proofread.

To make resistant, especially to water.

To allow yeast-containing dough to rise.

To test the activeness of yeast.

A phrase used to get self-professed geniuses to believe anything. Urban Dictionary

Clinically proven may mean virtually anything... including nothing. A "clinically proven" statement in advertising is an effective sales pitch, usually a vague claim that requires no hard evidence and isn't easy to disprove. As long as the mandatory "These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA (...)" disclaimer is on the label, it's not necessary to have competent and reliable scientific evidence to back it up. Urban Dictionary

We are lying about the effectiveness of this product Urban Dictionary

A statement that's 100% true no matter what anyone else says. Ever. Unlike the misleading title, there is no need for actual PROVEN facts. Often used in situations where couples fight over who loves each other more. Urban Dictionary

A woman who, by virtue of having a baby with her, or is undeniably pregnant, has proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that she is not a virgin. She has put out. At least once. Urban Dictionary

When some kid thinks Russell Westbrook is clutch but they need a smack down. Urban Dictionary

It is hereby documented, for the world to see, as a proven fact, that Chad does love Samantha most. Urban Dictionary

Proven Winner – Also refered to as a PW (pee-duyb) is an individual of known prominence in a broad and vast variety of things. Said individual needs not show merit for things because of previous accomplishments. He or she simply states, “Proven Winner,” and everyone understands his or her brilliance. This radiance also tends to have a magnetic effect on members of the opposite sex. An example of a PW is someone who wakes up each morning knowing he or she is destined for something remarkable. This individual will use great dexterity to handle a situation with astounding success. Urban Dictionary

A sarcastic insult that implies someone is either deformed or absolutely fugly. Background: one day i was surfing through the internet looking at breeder snakes and there was a one-eyed one that had 'proven breeder' next to its name, thus i coined the insult 'proven breeder'. Urban Dictionary

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Words that are spelled similarly to proven:
proven, prove, proved, prover, droven, proves, roven, profen, proeven.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word proven:
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Words that rhyme with proven:
move in, unproven, leuven, hooven, disproven, approve in, countermove in, disapprove in, disprove in, du vin, groove in, improve in, kuvin, prove in, remove in, struve in, suva in, uva in, vanluven.

Adjectives that are often used to describe proven:
levi, parochial, biopsy, old, autopsy, characteristic, culture.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective proven:
record, fact, value, benefit, technology, method, reserves, success, way, methods, techniques, technique, reliability, loyalty, records, efficacy, case, cases, treatment, ability, disease, approach, fertility, formula, therapy, strategies, merit, process, means, design, effect, integrity, strategy, model, leader, capability, benefits, need, talent, history, infection, winner, facts, experience, usefulness, cause, courage, technologies, skill, failure, methodology, effectiveness, product, advantage, program, skills, truth, path, principles, efficiency, cancer, validity, solution, link, friend, carcinoma, tool, practices, potential, concept, remedy, diagnosis, core, carcinogen, association, reputation, performer, accuracy, allergy, expertise, excellence, commitment, fields, commodity, tools, sire, liar, performance, metastases, principle.

Consonant match to proven:
previn, prevene, privine, prove in.

Words that sound like proven:
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