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| − | + | In [[printing]], a proof is a test copy done to check the printing plate before many copies are done. Unproven can be used to say that a test copy was not done. | |
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Revision as of 03:14, October 18, 2008
If something is unproven, it means it has not been learn or found out by experience. It can relate to a concept that can only be arrived at theoretically, or it could relate to a concept or condition that could be shown to be true, but had not yet done so.
In printing, a proof is a test copy done to check the printing plate before many copies are done. Unproven can be used to say that a test copy was not done.