Synonyms for validate
ˈvæl ɪˌdeɪtval·i·date

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1. validate, formalize, formaliseverb

   declare or make legally valid

   Synonyms:
   formalise, formalize, corroborate

   Antonyms:
   annul, vitiate, invalidate, quash, avoid, nullify, void

2. validateverb

   prove valid; show or confirm the validity of something

   Synonyms:
   formalise, formalize, corroborate

   Antonyms:
   nullify, invalidate, void, annul, vitiate, avoid, quash

3. validate, corroborateverb

   give evidence for

   Synonyms:
   formalize, substantiate, sustain, bear out, affirm, underpin, support, corroborate, confirm, formalise

   Antonyms:
   invalidate, nullify, annul, void, quash, avoid, vitiate

4. validateverb

   make valid or confirm the validity of

   "validate a ticket"

   Synonyms:
   formalise, formalize, corroborate

   Antonyms:
   quash, vitiate, void, invalidate, annul, nullify, avoid

Matched Categories

1. • Authorize
   • Change
   • Confirm

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1. List of paraphrases for "validate":

   validating, validation, validated, valid, confirm, validates, commit, substantiate, verify

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How to use validate in a sentence?

1. Jose Medina:

   I have been in conversation with the Riverside County Office of Education, which agrees that we need to do more to protect our students and validate that they are in safe learning environments.

2. March Thiam:

   That should validate in a way the strategy and confirms some of the insights that have guided us, the ambition in this strategy is to grow fundamentally. To grow and to resolve the capital issue for good.

3. RAS CARDO REGGAE:

   **(C)(P)-THE URGENCY OF NOW-SITUATION DICTATES THAT WE ACT WITH DUE DILIGENCE AND COMPETENCE TO GET AND ACHIEVE OUR FOCUSED OBJECTIVES. DIFFICULT CONSEQUENCES MAY ARISE FROM DIFFICULT DECISIONS MADE. HINDSIGHT MAY ALWAYS TRY TO VALIDATE FORESIGHT, BUT ONLY IF FORESIGHT WAS PREDICTABLE IN ITS OUTCOMES!

4. Morgan Daven:

   It was surprising to validate that both the public and primary care physicians are challenged in the distinctions between mild cognitive impairment vs. what is deemed' normal aging,' the Results underscore how much work we must do in continuing to educate.

5. Bernard Parks:

   It makes good headlines to say this is occurring, but I don’t think you can validate it until you look into the circumstances they were stopped in, now if you want to get into the essence of why certain groups are stopped more than others, then you only need to go to the crime reports and see which ethnic groups are listed more as suspects. That’s the crime data the officers are living with.