It's usually found in formal or academic writing... it's not "support" or "cosign". Something like "echoes"?
The context would be like: "The findings in this article [say the same thing as] this other article."
Posted Feb 5, 2021, 12:09 AM UTC · edited
Ergo?
That's not it. I edited my post for more context!
Corroborate
this
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It's on the tip of my tongue. I'll keep searching.
EDIT: Correspond or coinside?
Echoes is fine there.
Mirror? Support? Validate?
Confirms
In political science academia, none of the ones you listed are wrong and actually are very common. it's also common to see "agrees with," "supoorts," and "concurs with."
Emulates?
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