Wordle #1,936 hints and answer for Wednesday, October 7, 2026
Wednesday's Wordle is the word for showing something is true: what evidence does in a courtroom and what a clear example does in an argument. Two vowels, no repeats, and a crowd of close neighbours that differ by a single letter.
Hints, in order
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Think of establishing that a claim is true, with evidence, facts or a convincing demonstration.
There are two vowels, O and E. No letter repeats.
It is a verb meaning to show something to be true or genuine, and its older sense of testing survives in the saying about the exception and the rule.
It starts with P, and the second letter is R.
It ends with E: P, R, O, V, E.
The answer
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PROVE: to establish the truth of something by evidence or argument. The trap is the frame: PROBE, PRONE and PROSE all share the PRO- opening and the final E, and GROVE sits one opening letter away.