probative
/ˈprɒbətɪv/ or /ˈproʊbətɪv/Definitions
1. adjective
tending to establish a fact or to prove a point; serving to prove or establish a fact or situation
“The new evidence was highly probative in the case against the accused.”
2. noun
evidence or testimony that is relevant and useful in proving a point or establishing a fact
“The probative value of the witness’s testimony was questioned by the defense.”