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Well proof and prove is the same word in adjective and noun form. If we change the definitions we lose the usage of nouns and verb. - I proof the armor is s
by ninetyninenine 2y ago
Well proof and prove is the same word in adjective and noun form. If we change the definitions we lose the usage of nouns and verb.
- I proof the armor is solid
- That’s a mathematical prove.
Doesn’t sound right either imo.
- bee_rider 2y agoIt could just be that they are unfamiliar though, right? “The armor has been proofed” doesn’t look so bad. “The armor has been proven” actually looks a tiny bit more awkward to me because it brings in too much of the math meaning. Prove as a noun, though, I agree it is a little awkward. But this is a request to change the language (where are those filed?) so I guess we will get used to it if it goes through.