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validate /ˈvæləˌdeɪt/  

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  • verb
    -dates; -dated; -dating
    [+ obj] to make (something) valid: such as
    to state or show that something is legal or official
    The court validated the contract.
    A judge still needs to validate the election.
    to put a mark on (something) to show that it has been checked and is official or accepted
    Customs officers validated our passports.
    They validated our parking ticket as soon as we arrived. [=they stamped the ticket so that we would not have to pay for parking]
    to show that something is real or correct
    The claims cannot yet be validated. [=confirmed]
    experiments that are designed to validate [=prove] a hypothesis
    to show that someone's feelings, opinions, etc., are fair and reasonable
    The decline in sales only validated our concerns. - opposite invalidate