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Discover LudwigThe phrase "rock-solid proof" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe evidence or information that is extremely reliable and convincing. Example: "The scientist presented rock-solid proof of her theory, leaving no room for doubt."
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In her closing speech to the court on Wednesday, prosecutor Laura Pedio said there was "rock-solid proof" that the designers had carried out a sophisticated system of tax evasion, the Ansa news agency reported.
In his news conference on Tuesday, the president said if rock-solid proof is found that a gas attack has taken place he would "rethink" what to do next, choosing from an unspecified range of punitive options that might not include military action.
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Rock solid proof of this concept has been around for eons, Lightfoot points out.
Social Security provides rock-solid, inflation-proof and lifetime-guaranteed benefits, whereas private accounts are subject to risky market fluctuations and high administrative costs.
Rock-solid choices.
Rock-solid beat.
But the 500 felt rock-solid nonetheless.
"Andy is a rock-solid man.
"It was just rock-solid honest.
I produced a rock-solid work.
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