bear out's Usage Examples:

residence by the Governor, a custom which the historical record seems to bear out for all the Dutch Governors that century.

death was once said to have occurred in childbirth, but the dates do not bear out this theory, which has been disproved in several articles.

The consistent results bear out his ability to augment his highly stylized arrangements within a framework.

anthropologist Jeffrey McKee argued the new findings of accelerated evolution bear out predictions he made in a 2000 book The Riddled Chain.

becomes hopeful that Susan will call off the wedding, but this does not bear out.

Down the stretch, he tried to bear out then "gawked at crowd" for the final sixteenth of a mile.

" The Rolling Stones" two previous singles bear out this observation: one had been the Lennon–McCartney-penned "I Wanna Be.

To bear out this interpretation, there has been pointed out the presence around the.

63: "The facts do not bear out this contention [of ethnic cleansing].

Georges Dumézil proposed it came from ē-gerere ("bear out"), suggesting an origin from her childbirth role.

published and Jeanne d"Arc only in a late 1874 variant, the two pieces bear out that back in the latter half of the 1840s Liszt was already experimenting.

In the opinion of the British observer William Mesny, a senior officer in the Chinese army, the fighting at Sơn Tây broke the power of the Black Flag Army, though the stubborn defence put up by the Black Flags in the Battle of Hòa Mộc fifteen months later does not bear out this assessment.

wrote Towards A Living Encyclopedia, which offered suggestions for ways to bear out H.

Synonyms:

jibe, support, correspond, check, gibe, agree, tally, underpin, match, corroborate, fit,

Antonyms:

disagree, differ, disallow, forbid, boycott,