corroborate
/kɒrəˈbeɪteɪt/; /kɔrəˈbeɪteɪt/; /kɔːˈroʊbeɪteɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to confirm or support the truth of something, especially by evidence or examples
“The journalist tried to corroborate the eyewitness’s account with video footage.”
2. verb
to strengthen or make more convincing an argument or story
“The new evidence helped to corroborate the suspect’s alibi.”
3. noun
an act of confirming or supporting the truth of something
“The corroborating evidence in the case helped to prove the defendant’s innocence.”