comprovará

Comprovará is the third-person singular simple future indicative form of the Portuguese verb comprovar, meaning to prove or verify. It is used to indicate that someone will demonstrate the truth or accuracy of a statement, hypothesis, or claim in the future.

Comprovar is a regular -ar verb. The future tense is formed by adding standard endings to the infinitive: eu comprovarei, tu comprovarás, ele/ela comprovará, nós comprovaremos, vós comprovareis, eles/elas comprovarão. Therefore, comprovará specifically marks “he will prove” or “she/you (formal) will prove.” In common usage, the form often appears in formal writing, legal documents, scientific reports, and news reporting, where future verification or demonstration of facts is anticipated.

Usage notes: Comprovará typically accompanies objects such as hypotheses, veracity, data, or evidence, signaling forthcoming confirmation or validation. For example: “O relatório comprovará a veracidade dos dados.” In everyday speech, speakers might use more direct alternatives depending on the register, such as “vai provar” or “vai demonstrar,” though comprovará remains correct and clear in formal contexts.

See also: comprovar (the base verb), veracidade, evidência, hipótese, demonstração. Etymologically, the verb derives from com- (together) and provar (to prove). It is cognate with similar verbs in other Portuguese varieties and shares semantic ties with expressions used to establish truth through evidence.