support a contention
Frequency: 7.211.8 per million words
To provide evidence or arguments that validate a claim or opinion.
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Examples (10)
- There is no evidence to support her contention.
- The historian presented several documents to support his contention that the treaty was signed in secret.
- The latest data from the study fails to support the initial contention.
- If you make such a bold claim, you must provide facts to support your contention.
- The lawyer struggled to find witnesses who could support his client's contention of innocence.
- The sales figures from the last quarter seem to support the marketing team's contention that the new campaign was a success.
- We will need more research to fully support the contention that this new material is stronger.
- Extensive historical records were required to support his contention.
- Despite the widespread belief, very few empirical studies support the contention that multitasking improves productivity.
- What further evidence can you provide to support your contention?