Shown to be true, or to be as stated; demonstrated; (hence) †known as such, notorious (obsolete). Cf. proven, adj. 1.

Proved, demonstrated, made evident.

Of an opinion, state of affairs, etc.: proved, demonstrated. Of a person: having received proof; confirmed or established in a belief; convinced.

Proved, approved, confirmed: used as past participle of comprobate, v.

Shown to be true, or to be as stated; proved, demonstrated.

That has been persuaded (in various senses); induced by persuasion; †proved, demonstrated (obsolete). Also with modifying word: persuaded or…

That produces or provides axiomatic or certain knowledge; demonstrative. Cf. scientific, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Proved to be true by verification.

Proved, convicted. Obsolete.

= approved, adj.

Verified (obsolete).

Law. Of a copy of or extract from a document, book, etc.: that is confirmed by oral evidence to correspond with the original or with an official…

Made into a substance; made substantial, substantiated.

Firmly fastened, tightly closed.

Simple, straightforward; esp. designating a legal case in which there is no doubt as to the outcome. In early use frequently with dead.