Definition
A paper that was read by other academics who didn't find enough problems with it to reject it outright, suggesting it's probably at least 40% correct.
Example Usage
It's peer-reviewed research, which means other experts agreed it wasn't completely wrong.
Source: Academic publishing terminology
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