No. 2,730 in French

avéré

Proven; confirmed; established.

In a sentence

Son innocence s'est avérée après une enquête approfondie.
His innocence was proven after a thorough investigation.
In this sentence, 'avéré' is used to describe the action of being established or confirmed, reflecting its meaning as 'proven' or 'established.'
Ce problème s'est avéré plus difficile que nous l'avions imaginé.
This problem turned out to be more difficult than we had imagined.
Here, 'avéré' illustrates something being revealed or uncovered after closer inspection or consideration.
Les faits avérés montrent clairement la gravité de la situation.
The proven facts clearly show the seriousness of the situation.
In this sentence, 'avéré' acts as an adjective describing the established or confirmed nature of the facts, emphasizing reliability or truth.

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