proving
word · lemma: prove
Definition
The act of showing something is true or correct, usually by giving evidence or argument. 'Proving' is the continuous form, referring to an action happening now or repeatedly.
Usage & Nuances
'Proving' is the present participle/continuous form of 'prove.' Used in contexts like 'proving a point,' 'proving someone wrong,' or scientific, legal, or personal evidence. Not commonly used as a noun except in specific technical contexts (e.g., bread-making for dough rising).
Example Sentences
She is proving her skills at work.
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The scientist is proving his theory.
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They are proving that the machine works.
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You keep proving me wrong with your arguments.
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He's proving his worth to the team every day.
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The results are proving that our plan works better than expected.
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