One who corroborates, or verifies something; one who lends credence by upholding another's story.(noun)
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Use "corroborator" in a sentence
"Instead, transcripts of the interviews with Wright and her corroborator were simply entered into the record, drawing only modest press attention."
"The bill also proposes to do away with the corroborator process, which allows a registered voter to vouch for their roommate if that person has no utility bill."
"Bill Cosby and his corroborator, Dr Alvin Poussaint recently wrote, Come on People, a book in which they emphasize and tie personal responsibility to the community's progress."