validated

/ˈvælɪˌdeɪtɪd/

ADJECTIVE

1. Declared or made valid

Made legally, officially, or formally valid, acceptable, or effective through approval, confirmation, or authorization.

1.1. Officially approved or authorized

Having received formal approval, authorization, or recognition from an authority, institution, or governing body.

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  • The airline validated the passengers' boarding passes before allowing them to proceed to the gate.
  • The diploma was only issued after the student's academic achievements were validated by the university committee.

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1.2. Confirmed as authentic or genuine

Having been examined and confirmed as genuine, authentic, or true rather than counterfeit or fabricated.

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  • After thorough examination, the expert committee validated the authenticity of the ancient artifact.

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ADJECTIVE

2. Having experienced emotional validation

Having one's feelings, experiences, opinions, or personal worth acknowledged, accepted, or affirmed as legitimate.

2.1. Emotionally acknowledged and affirmed

Feeling that one's emotions, experiences, or personal perspectives have been recognized, understood, and accepted by others.

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  • dismissed
  • disregarded
  • invalidated
  • rejected

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VERB

3. To check or prove validity

To check or prove the validity, accuracy, authenticity, or reliability of something.

3.1. Verified through testing or examination

Examined or tested to establish that information, research findings, methods, or results are accurate, reliable, and supported by evidence.

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  • challenged
  • contested
  • contradicted
  • disproved
  • disputed
  • refuted

Examples

  • The research findings were validated through rigorous experimentation and peer review.
  • The new software update underwent extensive testing to ensure it validated the users' data accurately.

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4. To render valid

To make something valid, officially acceptable, or legally effective.

4.1. Made officially valid or effective

Given official recognition or made effective by completing a required approval, verification, or authorization procedure.

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  • The airline validated the passengers' boarding passes before allowing them to proceed to the gate.

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5. To have its validity successfully proven

To have its validity successfully established or demonstrated through evidence, examination, or testing.

5.1. Proven to be accurate or reliable

Shown through examination, evidence, or testing to be correct, trustworthy, or supported by facts.

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  • confirmed
  • established
  • proven
  • substantiated
  • verified

Antonyms

  • challenged
  • contradicted
  • disproved
  • refuted

Related Words

  • corroborated
  • documented
  • evidenced
  • supported
  • upheld