Ground and Proof

Ground

Ground noun - A small area of usually open land.

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Proof and ground are semantically related in reason topic. In some cases you can use "Proof" instead a noun "Ground".

Proof noun - Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim.

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Ground and proof are semantically related in reason topic. Sometimes you can use "Ground" instead a noun "Proof".

Nearby Words: proofed, proofing

clear	clear ground	clear proof
best	best ground	best proof
common	common ground	common proof
solid	solid ground	solid proof
Other adjectives: original, legal, actual, real, hard, little, main, ancient, new, last, concrete.

Not only did the sea not qualify as "consecrated ground" for a Catholic funeral, the sailors' widows would have had trouble remarrying without proof their husbands had died.

Source: Burial at Sea
Subverted in that Tiana points out that it's not proof enough that he was killed, and indeed, he managed to jump out of the car before it hit the ground.

Source: Anime / Hi-Speed Jecy
The only true proof that you can see on the ground is a rail bridge crossing the non-existing road, some obvious gaps in dykes, and a ditch.

Source: Dummied Out

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