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Definition of evidence
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of evidence is as below...
Evidence
(n.) That which is
legally
submitted
to
competent
tribunal,
as a means of
ascertaining
the truth of any
alleged
matter
of fact under
investigation
before
it; means of
making
proof;
-- the
latter,
strictly
speaking,
not being
synonymous
with
evidence,
but
rather
the
effect
of it..
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Undeniable
::
Undeniable
(a.) Not
deniable;
incapable
of
denial;
palpably
true;
indisputable;
obvious;
as,
undeniable
evidence..
Draw
::
Draw (v. t.) To
obtain
from some cause or
origin;
to infer from
evidence
or
reasons;
to
deduce
from
premises;
to
derive.
Convict
::
Convict
(v. t.) To
demonstrate
by proof or
evidence;
to
prove.
Credulous
::
Credulous
(a.) Apt to
believe
on
slight
evidence;
easily
imposed
upon;
unsuspecting.
Witness
::
Witness
(v. i.) One who
testifies
in a
cause,
or gives
evidence
before
a
judicial
tribunal;
as, the
witness
in court
agreed
in all
essential
facts..
Infallible
::
Infallible
(a.) Not
liable
to fail,
deceive,
or
disappoint;
indubitable;
sure;
certain;
as,
infallible
evidence;
infallible
success;
an
infallible
remedy..
Sustain
::
Sustain
(v. t.) To
prove;
to
establish
by
evidence;
to
corroborate
or
confirm;
to be
conclusive
of; as, to
sustain
a
charge,
an
accusation,
or a
proposition..
Unequivocal
::
Unequivocal
(a.) Not
equivocal;
not
doubtful;
not
ambiguous;
evident;
sincere;
plain;
as,
unequivocal
evidence;
unequivocal
words..
Evidentiary
::
Evidentiary
(a.)
Furnishing
evidence;
asserting;
proving;
evidential.
Probative
::
Probative
(a.)
Serving
for trial or
proof;
probationary;
as,
probative
judgments;
probative
evidence..
I O U
::
I O U () A paper
having
on it these
letters,
with a sum
named,
and duly
signed;
-- in use in
England
as an
acknowledgment
of a debt, and taken as
evidence
thereof,
but not
amounting
to a
promissory
note; a due
bill..
Strong
::
Strong
(superl.)
Adapted
to make a deep or
effectual
impression
on the mind or
imagination;
striking
or
superior
of the kind;
powerful;
forcible;
cogent;
as, a
strong
argument;
strong
reasons;
strong
evidence;
a
strong
example;
strong
language..
Stamp
::
Stamp (v. t.) An
offical
mark set upon
things
chargeable
with a duty or tax to
government,
as
evidence
that the duty or tax is paid; as, the stamp on a bill of
exchange..
Attestation
::
Attestation
(n.) The act of
attesting;
testimony;
witness;
a
solemn
or
official
declaration,
verbal
or
written,
in
support
of a fact;
evidence.
The truth
appears
from the
attestation
of
witnesses,
or of the
proper
officer.
The
subscription
of a name to a
writing
as a
witness,
is an
attestation..
Doubt
::
Doubt (v. i.) A
fluctuation
of mind
arising
from
defect
of
knowledge
or
evidence;
uncertainty
of
judgment
or mind;
unsettled
state of
opinion
concerning
the
reality
of an
event,
or the truth of an
assertion,
etc.;
hesitation..
Sum
::
Sum (n.) The
principal
points
or
thoughts
when
viewed
together;
the
amount;
the
substance;
compendium;
as, this is the sum of all the
evidence
in the case; this is the sum and
substance
of his
objections..
Precognosce
::
Precognosce
(v. t.) To
examine
beforehand,
as
witnesses
or
evidence..
Attestive
::
Attestive
(a.)
Attesting;
furnishing
evidence.
Conjecture
::
Conjecture
(v. t.) To
arrive
at by
conjecture;
to infer on
slight
evidence;
to
surmise;
to
guess;
to form, at
random,
opinions
concerning..
Evidencing
::
Evidencing
(p, pr. & vb. n.) of
Evidence.
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