n. something that gives proof or a reason to believe; 2 -law- all the means by which any alleged matter of fact whose truth is investigated at judicial trial is establish
The judge considered the evidence before making a decision.
The judge considered the evidence before making a decision.
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What is it called to observe, hypothesize, test and show evidence of something?
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The newspaper stated it has evidence of?
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The disbeliever refused to consider the evidence.
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What evidence did they have on the boys planning the diving contest?
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Which statement is evidence that it had snowed a lot at the Parkers' house?
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We played basketball on the concrete. OR The lawyer had concrete evidence.
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What evidence proved the brakes had been tampered with?
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There was disputable evidence that gave the students the wrong data.
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What was the last piece of evidence Olaf and his troupe had to destroy?
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Which of the following is NOT evidence that Vera and her friends found in the woods that made them skeptical of camp VBF?
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What evidence did Emmy Rushford provide to the police against the character named No Help?
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What evidence does Rolf have that the King is not dead?
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What evidence did the police collect from the plane?
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What evidence was found at the scene of the murder?
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proof testimony; confirmation; proof
lies; contradiction; disproof;heresay
3 syllables
ev-i-dence
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