proofscore

noun
UK /ˈpruːfskɔː/
US /ˈpruːfskɔːr/

A proofscore is a number that shows how good or strong something is.

The teacher gave our science project a high proofscore for being clear and correct.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A count of how many proofs or checks have been passed.

The app's proofscore went up after we fixed all the errors.

3. A measure of how trustworthy a piece of information is.

The website shows a proofscore next to each fact so readers know it is reliable.

4. A point total used in a game or contest to show progress.

Our team earned a proofscore of 50 by solving every puzzle.