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Main Entry: certificate
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: authorizing document

Synonyms:

affidavit, affirmation, attestation, authentication, authorization, certification, coupon, credential, deed, diploma, docket, documentation, endorsement, guarantee, license, paper, pass, permit, receipt, record, sheepskin, shingle, testament, testification, testimonial, testimony, ticket, voucher, warrant, warranty
Main Entry: credentials
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: references, attestation

Synonyms:

accreditation, authorization, card, certificate, character, deed, diploma, docket, document, documentation, endorsement, letter of credence, letter of introduction, license, missive, papers, passport, proof, recommendation, sanction, testament, testimonial, title, token, voucher, warrant
Main Entry: evidence
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: proof

Synonyms:

affirmation, attestation, averment, cincher, clincher, clue, confirmation, corroboration, cue, data, declaration, demonstration, deposition, documentation, dope*, goods*, gospel, grabber, grounds, index, indication, indicia, info, information, manifestation, mark, sign, significant, smoking gun, substantiation, symptom, testament, testimonial, testimony, token, witness
Notes: evidence (from Latin e- 'out' + videre 'to see') is information that helps form a conclusion; proof is factual information that verifies a conclusion

Antonyms:

contradiction, disproof, heresay, refutation
Main Entry: notation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: written remarks

Synonyms:

characters, chit, code, documentation, figures, jotting, memo, memorandum, note, noting, record, representation, script, signs, symbols, system
Main Entry: paper/papers
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: legal document

Synonyms:

ID, affidavit, archive, bill, certificate, certification, citation, contract, credentials, data, deed, diaries, diploma, documentation, dossier, file, grant, identification papers, indictment, instrument, letter, letters, order, passport, plea, record, subpoena, summons, testimony, token, visa, voucher, warrant, will, writ, writings
Main Entry: record
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: account of event or proceedings

Synonyms:

almanac, annals, archive, archives, chronicle, comic book, diary, directory, document, documentation, entry, evidence, file, history, inscription, jacket, journal, legend, log, manuscript, memo, memoir, memorandum, memorial, minutes, monument, note, paper trail, register, registry, remembrance, report, script, scroll, story, swindle sheet, testimony, trace, track record, transcript, transcription, witness, writing, written material
Main Entry: testimony
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: declaration about truth; proof

Synonyms:

affidavit, affirmation, attestation, avowal, confirmation, corroboration, data, demonstration, deposition, documentation, evidence, facts, grounds, illustration, indication, information, manifestation, profession, statement, submission, substantiation, support, testament, verification, witness
Main Entry: chapter and verse
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: precise detail on a subject

Synonyms:

documentation, goods, gospel, gospel truth, lowdown, quotation, real McCoy, skinny, substantiation
Main Entry: papers
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: document

Synonyms:

ID, affidavit, archive, bill, certificate, certification, citation, contract, credentials, data, deed, diaries, diploma, documentation, dossier, file, grant, identification papers, indictment, instrument, letters, order, passport, plea, record, subpoena, summons, testimony, token, visa, voucher, warrant, will, writings
Main Entry: smoking gun
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: damning evidence

Synonyms:

absolute indication, clue, conclusive evidence, corroboration, documentation, evidence, incontrovertible evidence, indisputable evidence, proof, straw in the wind, substantiation, support, sure sign, telltale, tip-off, unmistakable sign, verification
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