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Approved of, typically officially or legally

Having the approval or authorization of an authority or public body

Justified by morally or socially accepted standards

To be correct about, or justified in, what one says, thinks or has done

Existing as fact without formal acknowledgment

To have demonstrated to be true based on facts

To have brought fulfillment or happiness to one's life

Past tense for to make or declare legally valid

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Adjective

Approved of, typically officially or legally

settled financially

commonly accepted

generally accepted

long-established

widely recognized

tried and tested

recognizable^US

dyed-in-the-wool

recognisable^UK

well-established

ceremonialistic

tried and trusted

traditionalistic

officially recognized

institutionalised^UK

institutionalized^US

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Adjective

Having the approval or authorization of an authority or public body

signed, sealed, and delivered

signed and sealed

straight from the horse's mouth

circumstantiated

legally acceptable

legally binding

clearly established

well-documented

firmly established

straight from horse's mouth

from the horse's mouth

on the up and up

honest-to-goodness

going by the rules

genuine article

sanctioned by law

uncounterfeited

twenty-four carat

fair and square

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Adjective

Justified by morally or socially accepted standards

richly-deserved

right and proper

within your rights

twenty-four carat

with the law on one's side

with right on one's side

high-principled

anti-corruption

straightforward

morally correct

on the up and up

non-discriminatory

anti-discrimination

whiter than white

pure as the driven snow

full of integrity

on the up-and-up

fair and square

nondiscriminatory

irreprehensible

with no axe to grind

morally acceptable

fair-and-square

salt of the earth

philanthropical

highly regarded

unobjectionable

well-brought-up

without fear or favour

fair-to-middling

without reproach

of excellent character

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Adjective

To be correct about, or justified in, what one says, thinks or has done

with right on one's side

with the law on one's side

Adjective

Existing as fact without formal acknowledgment

incontrovertible

signed and sealed

legally acceptable

honest-to-goodness

legally binding

in every respect

in actual existence

telling it like it is

straight from horse's mouth

as it really happened

to all intents and purposes

for all practical purposes

in all but name

straightforward

on the up and up

uncounterfeited

unsophisticated

circumstantiated

genuine article

fair and square

on the up-and-up

straight from the horse's mouth

well-established

rightly so called

in accordance with the facts

unchallengeable

twenty-four carat

historically accurate

no buts about it

beyond question

according to law

meaning what one says

straight-shooting

first generation

twenty-four-carat

telling the truth

unselfconscious

clearly defined

black-and-white

well documented

high-principled

from the horse's mouth

as true as I'm sitting here

as true as I'm standing here

on the right track

straight dinkum

signed, sealed, and delivered

holding up in wash

letter-for-letter

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Verb

To have demonstrated to be true based on facts

showed once and for all

circumstantiated

submitted proof

established evidence

submitted evidence

witnessed to the fact that

beared witness to

produced evidence

demonstrated the truth

gave substance to the fact that

showed beyond doubt

shown to be true

given credence to

given substance to

gave credence to

gave substance to

showed to be true

shown beyond doubt

given substance to the fact that

made perfectly clear

characterized^US

characterised^UK

straightened out

put in plain English

thrown light on

went into detail

gone into detail

let the cat out of the bag

hit the high spots

got something straight

expressed in words

put in plain words

let it all hang out

cleared the air

put in a nutshell

put one straight

made straightforward

let daylight in

put into plain English

let sunlight in

given the details of

made intelligible

gave the details of

cleared the air about

given an explanation of

gave an explanation of

drawn a picture of

drew a picture of

conventionalized

constituted proof of

constituted evidence of

spelt things out

experiments with

painted a picture

made more accessible

got to the meat

gestured towards

made more intelligible

made more comprehensible

served as evidence of

laid things out

spelled things out

straightened up

gotten to the meat

experimented with

demonstrated to

reduced to the bare bones

made easier to understand

explained in simple terms

added a commentary to

filled someone in

stated precisely

made see daylight

made reasonable

made easy to understand

drawn a picture

made understood

called a spade a spade

gave the meaning of

given the meaning of

got down to basics

gotten down to basics

gave an account of

given an account of

shown once and for all

shown the position of

showed the position of

given the big picture

gave the big picture

thrown light upon

threw light upon

gave the game away

given the game away

given the show away

gave the show away

broken things down

broke things down

gave an idea of

given an idea of

gave a demonstration of

shown how something works

showed how something is done

showed how something works

shown how something is done

given a demonstration of

gave instruction

given instruction

given someone an idea

gave someone an idea

shown the ropes

showed the ropes

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“Nor, for the same reasons, does he have to rely on letters of recommendation from others to validate his claims, as his opponents do for theirs.”

Verb

To have brought fulfillment or happiness to one's life

brought to fruition

Verb

Past tense for to make or declare legally valid

“The ballot slips had to be signed to validate the vote.”

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