Proven

/ˈpruː.vən/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Demonstrated by evidence or argument to be true, certain, or effective.

The vaccine has been proven to be safe and effective in clinical trials.

Established as true or valid through experience or evidence.

He is a proven leader with a successful track record.

Having been tested and confirmed through factual evidence.

The methods used in the research are proven techniques in modern science.

Demonstrated to be good or worthy by previous performance.

We only hire proven professionals who can deliver results.

Middle English: from Old French 'proven' or Latin 'probatum', past participle of 'probare' (to test).

proven track record

A history of success or achievement in a particular area.

proven method

A technique that has been demonstrated to be effective.

proven fact

A piece of information that has been verified to be true.

prove

To demonstrate the truth or existence of something.

provable

Capable of being demonstrated or verified.

proof

Evidence or argument establishing a fact or the truth of a statement.

Totally legit

That deal looks proven, no fakes there!

For sure

I'm telling you, he's proven to be the best around.