PROVABLY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary When you see a situation where the evidence was provably false, it shakes your confidence in the criminal justice system This is a tested and provably effective methodology that's flexible enough to adapt to individual circumstances
Provably - definition of provably by The Free Dictionary Define provably provably synonyms, provably pronunciation, provably translation, English dictionary definition of provably v proved , proved or prov·en , prov·ing , proves v tr 1 a To establish the truth or validity of by the presentation of argument or evidence: The novel
Provably Definition Meaning | YourDictionary Spiritualists maintain that true information is received, which is provably unknown to the medium or other persons present, or which at least is expressed in a manner obviously beyond their powers; and they attribute this to extra-corporeal intelligences