verbalproof

noun
UK /ˈvɜː.bəl.pruːf/
US /ˈvɝː.bəl.pruːf/

Words you say out loud to show that something is true.

She gave verbalproof of her answer by explaining it step by step.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A spoken check that a rule or instruction was followed.

The coach asked for verbalproof that everyone had warmed up.

3. Proof given by speaking a password or phrase aloud.

The guard accepted the verbalproof and opened the gate.

4. A spoken promise used as a guarantee.

His verbalproof was enough for the club to lend him the book.