Evidence
Pronunciation: /ˈɛvədəns/
Evidence (noun)
- information or objects used to show something is true, especially in a legal case.
- facts or signs that help to show something is true or exists.
- things you can see that show something happened or is true.
Examples
- The lawyer presented new evidence to the jury.
- Without evidence, the case could not proceed.
Common collocations: present evidence, gather evidence, lack of evidence, clear evidence, convincing evidence