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evidence admitted by agreement of the parties
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evidence developed during the trial
evidence existing before trial
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evidence in a trial
evidence in court
evidence in support
evidence not specifically provided for by law
evidence of citizenship
evidence of debt
evidence of indebtedness
evidence of insurability
evidence of the case
evidence of title
evidence of witnesses
evidence produced during preliminaries to trial
evidence sufficient in law
evidence that may be used only in case of felony
evidence that tends by reasonable inference to prove a fact by proving other events
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evidence Verb

Plural: evidences

evidenciar, exhibir, hacer constar, mostrar, poner en evidencia; Synonyms: demonstrate, give evidence of, show, evince, exhibit, make evident, manifest; Provide evidence for; stand as proof of; show by one's behavior, attitude, or external attributes. ; Provide evidence for.

She evidenced guilt

Ella mostró culpa.

His high fever attested to his illness.

The buildings in Rome manifest a high level of architectural sophistication.

The blood test showed that he was the father.

Her behavior testified to her incompetence.

dar testimonio de; Synonyms: avow to, bear witness to, testify to; Give evidence.

He was telling on all his former colleague.

evidence Noun

prueba, evidencia, constancia, probanza; Synonyms: proof, demonstration, proving, record, any form of proof-written verbal or in any other acceptable way- of allegations at issue between the parties; Your basis for belief or disbelief; knowledge on which to base belief. ; An indication that makes something evident. ; All the means by which any alleged matter of fact whose truth is investigated at judicial trial is established or disproved.

The evidence that smoking causes lung cancer is very compelling.

His trembling was evidence of his fear.

[ + ] Quips, Quotes & Proverbs

certeza manifiesta, carácter delator, flagrancia; Synonyms: flagrancy, certainty, blatancy, conspicuousness, incriminating nature, self-evidence, manifest certainty
prueba, atestación; Synonyms: statement, testimonial, testimony, attestation, deposition, witness, exhibit; All the means by which any alleged matter of fact whose truth is investigated at judicial trial is established or disproved.

Conceptually-related expressions of "evidence"

accounting evidence
acquit for lack of evidence
adduce evidence
adminicular evidence
admissible evidence
admission of evidence
admit as evidence
admitted into evidence
against the evidence
against the weight of evidence
anything you say can and will be used as evidence against you
anything you say can be used as evidence against you
argue the evidence
array of evidence
auditing evidence
based on shaky legal grounds and evidence
be evidence of
be in evidence
be much in evidence
be used as evidence
be used in evidence
be very much in evidence
best evidence
bill of evidence
body of evidence
bow to the evidence
cancellation evidence
casual evidence
circumstantial evidence
cite as evidence
clear evidence
compelling evidence
competent evidence
conclusive evidence
conflict of evidence
conflicting evidence
corroborating evidence
corroborative evidence
cumulative evidence
demonstrative evidence
demurrer to evidence
direct evidence
documentary evidence
exculpating evidence
expert appraisal of damage for evidence
expert appraisal of value for evidence
extended period of time for producing evidence
extension of time to introduce evidence
extraneous evidence
extrinsic evidence
fabricated evidence
failure of evidence
framed evidence
furnish evidence
gather documentary evidence
give evidence
give evidence against
give evidence for
give evidence of
hard evidence
have enough evidence about
have enough substantiating evidence
have enough supporting evidence
have no solid evidence
have solid evidence
have substantiating evidence
hearsay evidence
hold evidence
imperfect evidence
in evidence
inconclusive evidence
inculpating evidence
indirect evidence
instrument of evidence
intrinsic evidence
introduce evidence
irrelevant evidence
issue of evidence
judge hears evidence
judge reviews evidence
jury hears evidence
jury reviews evidence
king's evidence
lack of evidence
law of evidence
legal evidence
legal grounds and evidence
legally sufficient evidence
material evidence
medical evidence
moral evidence
motion to set aside evidence
move to introduce evidence
negative evidence
newly-discovered evidence
notarized documentary evidence
offer in evidence
on the evidence of
on the grounds of lack of discovery of evidence
opinion evidence
opposing evidence
oral evidence
original evidence
parol evidence
physical evidence
plant the evidence
positive evidence
preponderance of evidence
present evidence
presumption evidence
presumptive evidence
prima-facie evidence
primary evidence
probable evidence
proceeding on documentary evidence
proceedings to furnish additional evidence
produce as evidence
produce evidence
proper evidence
provide evidence for
queen's evidence
real evidence
rebutting evidence
reconcile the evidence
right to submit evidence
rule that parties may have access to all evidence
rule that parties must furnish necessary evidence
rules of evidence
scintilla of evidence
secondary evidence
secondhand evidence
seize evidence
self-evidence
shaky legal grounds and evidence
show evidence
show evidence of
show evidence that
slight evidence
solid evidence
state's evidence
submit additional evidence
submit evidence
substantial evidence
substantive evidence
substitutionary evidence
sufficient evidence
supplementary evidence
supporting evidence
suppress evidence
sworn evidence
taking of evidence
testimonial evidence
time allowed for producing evidence
trustworthy evidence
turn King's evidence
turn Queen's evidence
turn state's evidence
value as evidence
weight of evidence
without a shred of evidence
written evidence

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