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well-proved

  • a word derived from prove.

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But director Matthew Brown, who also co-adapted St. Germain’s 2010 play, has fallen for the regrettable, rarely well-proved view that movies should “open up” plays with flashbacks and subplots.

From Los Angeles Times • Dec. 22, 2023

Hardware is beginning to appear, and many well-proved components, notably rocket motors, are being adapted to work with each other.

From Time Magazine Archive

To invade Syria with the forces available from the Middle East Command�in face of the Nazis' well-proved winged might�was risk enough.

From Time Magazine Archive

A modern air force must have more than well-proved airplanes.

From Time Magazine Archive

True, Sir Eustace—yet, once, Edward of England would not have heard a slanderous tale against one of his well-proved Knights without sifting it well.

From The Lances of Lynwood by Yonge, Charlotte Mary