実じっ証しょう

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実証する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', transitive verb, intransitive verb

Used for proving something through concrete evidence, experiments, or real-world data. Often appears in academic, scientific, or legal contexts.

〈事こと〉を実じっ証しょうするto demonstrate/prove something with evidence
この研けん究きゅうはその仮か説せつを実じっ証しょうした。
This study proved the hypothesis with concrete evidence.
〈事こと〉が実じっ証しょうされるfor something to be proven/demonstrated (through evidence)
新あたらしい理り論ろんが実じっ験けんによって実じっ証しょうされた。
The new theory was proven through experiments.
〈事こと〉で実じっ証しょうするto prove something by means of a specific method or evidence
実じっ験けんデータでその効こう果かを実じっ証しょうする。
We prove the effect using experimental data.

証しょう明めいN3
証明 is the broad, everyday word for proving or certifying something (e.g. documents, math), while 実証 specifically means proving through concrete evidence or real-world demonstration.
立りっ証しょう
立証 is typically used in legal or formal argumentation to establish a claim, whereas 実証 emphasizes demonstrating truth through empirical, real-world evidence.
検けん証しょうN1
検証 means to test or verify a hypothesis through examination, while 実証 means to actually prove it true using concrete evidence.
裏うら付づける
実証する emphasizes demonstrating something empirically through experiment or data, whereas 裏付ける more broadly means to back up a claim with any kind of supporting evidence.

反はん証しょう
反証 means to disprove or provide counter-evidence, the opposite of 実証, which means to prove something through evidence.

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Compound of 実 (truth, reality) and 証 (proof, evidence). The reading じっしょう is a regular on'yomi combination.