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1. burden of proof
noun.
The
duty
of
proving
a
disputed
charge.
Synonyms
responsibility
duty
obligation
Antonyms
unreliability
undependability
irresponsibility
irresponsible
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2. out-of-bounds
adjective.
Outside
the
foul
lines.
Synonyms
foul
Antonyms
fair
unclassified
3. out-of-town
adjective.
Happening
in
or
being
of
another
town
or
city.
Synonyms
distant
Antonyms
close
near
4. burden
noun.
(ˈbɝːdən)
An
onerous
or
difficult
concern.
Synonyms
imposition
vexation
encumbrance
incumbrance
load
headache
dead weight
worry
pill
concern
fardel
onus
Antonyms
light
heavy
lightness
unimportance
unloading
Etymology
burden (English)
byrþen (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
5. burden
noun.
(ˈbɝːdən)
Weight
to
be
borne
or
conveyed.
Synonyms
weight
live load
loading
burthen
millstone
superload
overburden
load
dead load
overload
Antonyms
empty
reassure
unconcern
natural object
heaviness
Etymology
burden (English)
byrþen (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
6. burden
noun.
(ˈbɝːdən)
The
central
meaning
or
theme
of
a
speech
or
literary
work.
Synonyms
essence
gist
significance
meaning
import
effect
core
signification
Antonyms
allow
unavailability
inaccessibility
unskillfulness
linger
Etymology
burden (English)
byrþen (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
7. burden
noun.
(ˈbɝːdən)
The
central
idea
that
is
expanded
in
a
document
or
discourse.
Synonyms
idea
thought
Antonyms
detach
unsaddle
permit
Etymology
burden (English)
byrþen (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
8. proof
noun.
(ˈpruːf)
Any
factual
evidence
that
helps
to
establish
the
truth
of
something.
Synonyms
evidence
establishment
grounds
check
verification
substantiation
confirmation
cogent evidence
validation
Antonyms
disapprove
disagree
take
inactivity
disenfranchisement
Etymology
proof (English)
proof (Middle English (1100-1500))
prove (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
proba (Latin)
probo (Latin)
probus (Latin)
9. proof
noun.
(ˈpruːf)
A
formal
series
of
statements
showing
that
if
one
thing
is
true
something
else
necessarily
follows
from
it.
Synonyms
logical proof
mathematical proof
argument
statement
monstrance
demonstration
Antonyms
contestable
unarmored
combustible
contraindicate
lack
Etymology
proof (English)
proof (Middle English (1100-1500))
prove (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
proba (Latin)
probo (Latin)
probus (Latin)
10. proof
noun.
(ˈpruːf)
The
act
of
validating;
finding
or
testing
the
truth
of
something.
Synonyms
probate
monetization
substantiation
documentation
authentication
monetisation
validation
determination
support
finding
certification
Antonyms
demonetization
irresoluteness
disallow
forbid
boycott
Etymology
proof (English)
proof (Middle English (1100-1500))
prove (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
proba (Latin)
probo (Latin)
probus (Latin)
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