To support with sources
Example: The historian meticulously supported his argument with multiple sources.
Definition
"To support with sources" means to provide evidence or references from credible documents, texts, or experts to back up a claim or argument, particularly in historical research or academic work. It ensures the information is verified and reliable.
Etymology
The phrase "to support with sources" originates from the verb "support," which comes from the Latin 'supportare,' meaning 'to carry from below.' The concept of using 'sources' to back up information has been central to historical and academic disciplines for centuries, emphasizing credibility and traceability.
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"To support with sources" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - History - (C1) - set 1", containing 198 commonly used words.
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