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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
(v. t.) To
render
evident
or
clear;
to
prove;
to
evince;
as, to
evidence
a fact, or the guilt of an
offender..
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Irrefragable
::
Irrefragable
(a.) Not
refragable;
not to be
gainsaid
or
denied;
not to be
refuted
or
overthrown;
unanswerable;
incontestable;
undeniable;
as, an
irrefragable
argument;
irrefragable
evidence..
Aliunde
::
Aliunde
(adv. & a.) From
another
source;
from
elsewhere;
as, a case
proved
aliunde;
evidence
aliunde..
Deponent
::
Deponent
(v. t.) One who
deposes
or
testifies
under oath; one who gives
evidence;
usually,
one who
testifies
in
writing..
Disproof
::
Disproof
(n.) A
proving
to be false or
erroneous;
confutation;
refutation;
as, to offer
evidence
in
disproof
of a
statement..
Probable
::
Probable
(a.)
Having
more
evidence
for than
against;
supported
by
evidence
which
inclines
the mind to
believe,
but
leaves
some room for
doubt;
likely..
Voir Dire
::
Voir dire () An oath
administered
to a
witness,
usually
before
being sworn in
chief,
requiring
him to speak the
truth,
or make true
answers
in
reference
to
matters
inquired
of, to
ascertain
his
competency
to give
evidence..
Ignoramus
::
Ignoramus
(n.) We are
ignorant;
we
ignore;
-- being the word
formerly
written
on a bill of
indictment
by a grand jury when there was not
sufficient
evidence
to
warrant
them in
finding
it a true bill. The
phrase
now used is, No bill, No true bill, or Not
found,
though
in some
jurisdictions
Ignored
is still
used..
Credulous
::
Credulous
(a.) Apt to
believe
on
slight
evidence;
easily
imposed
upon;
unsuspecting.
Guess
::
Guess (n.) An
opinion
as to
anything,
formed
without
sufficient
or
decisive
evidence
or
grounds;
an
attempt
to hit upon the truth by a
random
judgment;
a
conjecture;
a
surmise..
Substantival
::
Substantiation
(n.) The act of
substantiating
or
proving;
evidence;
proof.
Fancy
::
Fancy (v. t.) To
believe
without
sufficient
evidence;
to
imagine
(something
which is
unreal).
Record
::
Record
(v. t.) To
preserve
the
memory
of, by
committing
to
writing,
to
printing,
to
inscription,
or the like; to make note of; to write or enter in a book or on
parchment,
for the
purpose
of
preserving
authentic
evidence
of; to
register;
to
enroll;
as, to
record
the
proceedings
of a
court;
to
record
historical
events..
Derivation
::
Derivation
(n.) The act of
receiving
anything
from a
source;
the act of
procuring
an
effect
from a
cause,
means,
or
condition,
as
profits
from
capital,
conclusions
or
opinions
from
evidence..
Support
::
Support
(v. t.) To
verify;
to make good; to
substantiate;
to
establish;
to
sustain;
as, the
testimony
is not
sufficient
to
support
the
charges;
the
evidence
will not
support
the
statements
or
allegations..
Confirmation
::
Confirmation
(n.) That which
confirms;
that which gives new
strength
or
assurance;
as to a
statement
or
belief;
additional
evidence;
proof;
convincing
testimony.
Proofless
::
Proofless
(a.)
Wanting
sufficient
evidence
to
induce
belief;
not
proved.
Agnosticism
::
Agnosticism
(n.) The
doctrine
that the
existence
of a
personal
Deity,
an
unseen
world,
etc., can be
neither
proved
nor
disproved,
because
of the
necessary
limits
of the human mind (as
sometimes
charged
upon
Hamilton
and
Mansel),
or
because
of the
insufficiency
of the
evidence
furnished
by
physical
and
physical
data, to
warrant
a
positive
conclusion
(as
taught
by the
school
of
Herbert
Spencer);
--
opposed
alike
dogmatic
skepticism
and to
dogmatic
theism..
Rely
::
Rely (v. i.) To rest with
confidence,
as when fully
satisfied
of the
veracity,
integrity,
or
ability
of
persons,
or of the
certainty
of facts or of
evidence;
to have
confidence;
to
trust;
to
depend;
-- with on,
formerly
also with in..
Seal
::
Seal (v. t.) To mark with a
stamp,
as an
evidence
of
standard
exactness,
legal size, or
merchantable
quality;
as, to seal
weights
and
measures;
to seal
silverware..
Homogenetic
::
Homogenetic
(a.)
Homogenous;
--
applied
to that class of
homologies
which arise from
similarity
of
structure,
and which are taken as
evidences
of
common
ancestry..
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