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prove; assert; argue; avouch; demonstrate; manifest; show; substantiate; ram it home; vindicate; make out a case (что-либо); render objective (что-либо); make good (to prove – to make good a charge); make out a case; crack on (что-либо); try to prove; make good; sustain; submit (submit that a material fact has been passed over – я смею утверждать, что существенный факт был пропущен); back up (phrasal verb • The area I was in – chairs in section ‘C' – also wasn't socially distanced. They were side by side, as close as you could possibly get. The bathroom was also probably a COVID/bacteria hot zone. And yes, I have photos to back all of this up. (burnabynow.com) ART Vancouver); make the case (to someone • In a burst of diplomacy at the annual Munich security conference, Harris tried to make the case to American allies that rapidly escalating tensions on the Ukraine-Russian border meant European security was under “direct threat” and there should be unified support for economic penalties if the Kremlin invades its neighbour.  theguardian.com 4uzhoj); make appear; approve with (чем-л.); place upon an eminence (что-л.); place upon an eminency (что-л.); make out (sth., что-л.) | |||
| make stick (обвинение Ремедиос_П) | |||
| proofing | |||
| drive home (Yeldar Azanbayev); make point (VLZ_58) | |||
| satisfy; prove effective; prove satisfactorily; aver (modern term: contend/allege. LE Alexander Demidov); establish | |||
| convince oneself; be convinced; make sure; verify | |||
| expose (as); make a deposition; testify; unmask; establish the guilt (of) | |||
| authenticate | |||
| validate | |||
| evince | |||
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| Bring it on! (yashenka) | |||
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