Substantiate (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: embody, authenticate, verify something by supplying evidence, corroborate, verify, record in documents, give

Conjugation of substantiate

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Present Simple
substantiate
substantiate
substantiates
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Future Simple
will substantiate
will substantiate
will substantiate
will substantiate
will substantiate
will substantiate
Past Simple
substantiated
substantiated
substantiated
substantiated
substantiated
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Conditional Simple
would substantiate
would substantiate
would substantiate
would substantiate
would substantiate
would substantiate
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Present Progressive
am substantiating
are substantiating
is substantiating
are substantiating
are substantiating
are substantiating
Future Progressive
will be substantiating
will be substantiating
will be substantiating
will be substantiating
will be substantiating
will be substantiating
Past Progressive
was substantiating
were substantiating
was substantiating
were substantiating
were substantiating
were substantiating
Conditional Progressive
would be substantiating
would be substantiating
would be substantiating
would be substantiating
would be substantiating
would be substantiating
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Present Perfect
have substantiated
have substantiated
has substantiated
have substantiated
have substantiated
have substantiated
Future Perfect
will have substantiated
will have substantiated
will have substantiated
will have substantiated
will have substantiated
will have substantiated
Past Perfect
had substantiated
had substantiated
had substantiated
had substantiated
had substantiated
had substantiated
Conditional Perfect
would have substantiated
would have substantiated
would have substantiated
would have substantiated
would have substantiated
would have substantiated
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been substantiating
have been substantiating
has been substantiating
have been substantiating
have been substantiating
have been substantiating
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been substantiating
will have been substantiating
will have been substantiating
will have been substantiating
will have been substantiating
will have been substantiating
Past Perfect Progressive
had been substantiating
had been substantiating
had been substantiating
had been substantiating
had been substantiating
had been substantiating
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been substantiating
would have been substantiating
would have been substantiating
would have been substantiating
would have been substantiating
would have been substantiating

Examples of substantiate

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
- And no one can substantiate them.
- Can you substantiate any of this?
- Jack, everything okay over there? - I'm fine. How do you substantiate the $2,100 for magazine subscriptions?
- and you can't substantiate them. - And they're true!
- substantiate your claims.
- And no one can substantiate them.
- Can you substantiate any of this?
- Jack, everything okay over there? - I'm fine. How do you substantiate the $2,100 for magazine subscriptions?
- and you can't substantiate them. - And they're true!
- substantiate your claims.
-Yeah, yeah, there's a cow over there. That substantiates your observation.
All our information substantiates that, er...
And the coroner's report substantiates that.
I can find nothing that substantiates filing charges.
If she substantiates this testimony, I'll gladly withdraw my complaint.
-Yeah, yeah, there's a cow over there. That substantiates your observation.
All our information substantiates that, er...
And the coroner's report substantiates that.
I can find nothing that substantiates filing charges.
If she substantiates this testimony, I'll gladly withdraw my complaint.
"Melsa Manton and her group of public-Spirited friends "Have unearthed a witness who substantiated Ed Norris' alibi. "
( snickering ) Claims that have never been substantiated... or refuted.
- It's substantiated.
- None of them have ever been substantiated.
-But it was not substantiated?
A spokesperson for the F.B.I. has indicated... that no substantiating evidence has been found.
A theory that ties your case up in a neat little bow. But you don't have a lick of substantiating proof.
Did you know that a rumor, by definition, is information that circulates... without any substantiating evidence?
Does not have one piece of substantiating evidence other than the testimony of the victim herself.
Does not have one piece of substantiating evidence, other than the testimony of the victim herself.
"Melsa Manton and her group of public-Spirited friends "Have unearthed a witness who substantiated Ed Norris' alibi. "
( snickering ) Claims that have never been substantiated... or refuted.
- It's substantiated.
- None of them have ever been substantiated.
-But it was not substantiated?
A spokesperson for the F.B.I. has indicated... that no substantiating evidence has been found.
A theory that ties your case up in a neat little bow. But you don't have a lick of substantiating proof.
Did you know that a rumor, by definition, is information that circulates... without any substantiating evidence?
Does not have one piece of substantiating evidence other than the testimony of the victim herself.
Does not have one piece of substantiating evidence, other than the testimony of the victim herself.

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