Corroborators

/kəˈroʊbəreɪtərz/ noun

Definition

Plural of corroborator; multiple people or things that corroborate, confirm, or provide evidence supporting a claim.

Etymology

Simple plural form of 'corroborator,' formed by adding '-s,' referring to multiple people who provide confirming testimony or evidence.

Kelly Says

In modern legal systems, the need for multiple 'corroborators' reduced witch trial convictions—this seemingly simple requirement (more than one witness) became one of civilization's crucial safeguards against false accusation.

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