Challenge
Challenge verb - To demand proof of the truth or rightness of.
Prove
Prove verb - To show the existence or truth of by evidence.
Usage example: the prosecutor used DNA evidence to prove the defendant's guilt
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Natsu wants to take him down alone, as he's a Boisterous Bruiser with a desire to prove and challenge himself, and Laxus is well known as being absurdly strong.
Source: Duel Boss -
Ironic Echo: In the episode "The Beautiful Game", the Professor appoints Thomas as England captain for the Underworld Cup, in the belief that he'll rise to the challenge and prove himself, much to Satan's disbelief.
Source: Radio / Old Harry's Game - In the Old Harry's Game episode "The Beautiful Game", the Professor appoints Thomas as England captain for the Underworld Cup, in the belief that he'll rise to the challenge and prove himself, much to Satan's disbelief.
Source: Ironic Echo
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