prove out

The phrase 'prove out' is often used in contexts where testing or evaluation confirms the validity, effectiveness, or feasibility of something.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To confirm the validity or truth of something through testing or evidence.

Example

  • The new software proved out to be more efficient than the old system.

C1Business

(formal)To verify the effectiveness or reliability of a plan, process, or product through practical application.

Example

  • We need to prove out the new strategy before rolling it out company-wide.

C1Workplace

(informal)To complete a trial period successfully and establish one's capabilities or worthiness for a role.

Example

  • She proved out during her probation period and was offered a permanent position.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "prove out":

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