counterproof
/kaʊntərpruːf/Definitions
1. noun
A document or other evidence that serves as a countercheck or a safeguard against error, deception, or the like.
“The accountant provided a counterproof to verify the company’s financial records.”
1. noun
A document or other evidence that serves as a countercheck or a safeguard against error, deception, or the like.
“The accountant provided a counterproof to verify the company’s financial records.”