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English Idioms :: evidence
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EVIDENCE - See: IN EVIDENCE. |
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Traditional English :: evidence
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EVIDENCE - n. & v. --n. 1 (often foll. by for, of) the available facts, circumstances, etc. supporting or otherwise a belief, proposition, etc., or indicating whether or not a thing is true or valid.
2 Law a information given personally or drawn from a document etc. and tending to prove a fact or proposition. b statements or proofs admissible as testimony in a lawcourt.
3 clearness, obviousness. --v.tr. be evidence of; attest. call in evidence Law summon (a person) as a witness. in evidence noticeable, conspicuous. Queen's (or King's or State's) evidence Law evidence for the prosecution given by a participant in or accomplice to the crime at issue. [ME f. OF f. L evidentia (as EVIDENT)] |
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Related Words
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circumstantial
creation
museum
that
demand
verdict
demonstrative
dna
empirical
eraser
crime
trace
electronic
scientific
visual
book
mormon
biblical
catholicism
pal
eliminator
forensic
law
trial
free
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Most Often Usage
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circumstantial evidence
creation evidence
creation evidence museum
evidence that demand a verdict
demonstrative evidence
dna evidence
empirical evidence
evidence eraser
the evidence the crime
trace evidence
electronic evidence
scientific evidence
visual evidence
book of mormon evidence
biblical evidence for catholicism
pal evidence eliminator
forensic evidence
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