Corroborator
Pronunciation: /ˈkɔɹˈɹɑbˈɔɹətɝ/
Corroborator (noun)
- A person who gives extra evidence to support a claim, especially in a report, investigation, or court case.
- Something that helps confirm that a statement is true by adding matching information or results.
Examples
- The supporting witness confirmed the story.
- A corroborator can strengthen a testimony in court.