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The available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid

Signs or indications of something

Matter produced before a court of law in an attempt to prove or disprove a point in issue

A collection of documents about a particular person, event, or subject

A trace or remnant of something that is disappearing or no longer exists

Considerations that can be used to support one's case in debate

(usually "facts") Information or data which cannot be controverted

Evidence, particularly of a crime, that is difficult or impossible to dispute

Denotes an awareness to a fact or situation

A fact that is taken into account in deciding something

A reason or set of reasons given in support of an idea, action or theory

A characteristic that is distinctive of a particular person, thing or place

Mental enlightenment of a problem or mystery

The main or central part specifically of a written work

A statement or account that makes something clear

An object surviving from an earlier time, especially one of historical interest

A single instance or example of something

A trace, or the smallest amount possible

To be, or show, evidence of

To be a sign or indication of

To embody in visual or physical form

To give the impression of being or having a negative quality or characteristic

To reference or speak about something

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Noun

The available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid

exemplification

acknowledgment^US

acknowledgement^UK

token of remembrance

authorization^US

legalization^US

authorisation^UK

legalisation^UK

stamp of approval

seal of approval

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

formalization^US

formalisation^UK

why and wherefore

official approval

rubber-stamping

whys and wherefores

formal acceptance

double-checking

school of thought

mental gymnastics

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“This pattern is consistent within the whole body of evidence in the present study.”

Noun

Signs or indications of something

reinforcement for

sneaking suspicion

confidential information

gentle reminder

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“The first is an attempt to see whether there is evidence of Greek influence.”

Noun

Matter produced before a court of law in an attempt to prove or disprove a point in issue

sworn statement

sworn testimony

vocalization^US

acknowledgment^US

vocalisation^UK

acknowledgement^UK

expression of facts

expression of views

official declaration

legal instrument

notarized statement

written testimony

self-confession

two cents' worth

promissory note

sworn declaration

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“Forensic scientists will be called to give evidence.”

Noun

A collection of documents about a particular person, event, or subject

personal account

recorded information

written material

authorization^US

legal agreement

official documentation

authorisation^UK

official document

written communication

encyclopedia^US

characterization

encyclopaedia^UK

fictional account

day-by-day account

written account

the whole picture

day-to-day account

sequence of events

commonplace book

overall picture

transliteration

financial statement

personal history

work of fiction

piece of fiction

potted biography

medical history

social register

little black book

written version

piece of writing

editorial column

little magazine

memorandum book

personal narrative

personal record

printed version

personal anecdote

recorded material

deed of covenant

summarized record

critical analysis

historical account

long and short of it

personal website

complimentary ticket

travel document

fill-in-the-blank

application form

professional organ

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Noun

A trace or remnant of something that is disappearing or no longer exists

historical object

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Noun

Considerations that can be used to support one's case in debate

chapter and verse

data collection

facts and figures

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Noun

(usually "facts") Information or data which cannot be controverted

cold hard facts

cold hard evidence

concrete evidence

concrete information

chapter and verse

concrete happening

inside information

word to the wise

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Noun

Evidence, particularly of a crime, that is difficult or impossible to dispute

conclusive evidence

incontrovertible evidence

indisputable evidence

straw in the wind

absolute indication

unmistakable sign

piece of evidence

Noun

Denotes an awareness to a fact or situation

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

acquaintanceship

understanding of

comprehension of

familiarity with

acquaintance with

conceptualization^US

recognizance^US

accepted wisdom

conceptualisation^UK

recognisance^UK

faintest notion

foggiest notion

sneaking suspicion

knowledgeableness

ability to understand

apprehension of

laser-like focus

better understanding

clear understanding

way of thinking

self-understanding

knowledge of the existence of

clearer picture

aesthetic sense

ability to imagine

clearer awareness

clearer insight

clearer understanding

greater understanding

enhanced understanding

superior understanding

comprehensive understanding

improved understanding

increased understanding

conceptualizations

conscious thought

light bulb moment

acquaintanceship with

clear impression

clear interpretation

clear conclusion

generalization^US

needle-like focus

conversance with

conversancy with

visualisation^UK

all hands on deck

generalisation^UK

appreciation of

visualization^US

good understanding

eye on the ball

personal feeling

line of thinking

differentiation

conceptualisations

slight knowledge

self-confession

acquiescence in

concurrence with

cooperation with

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Noun

A fact that is taken into account in deciding something

piece of information

contributing factor

determining factor

variable quantity

point of contention

circumstantiality

chapter and verse

meat and potatoes

point in question

principal object

itemized information

line of reasoning

instrumentality

part and parcel

essential quality

typical feature

unique selling point

fine distinction

state of affairs

lie of the land

set of conditions

how the land lies

lay of the land

how things stand

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Noun

A reason or set of reasons given in support of an idea, action or theory

rationalisation^UK

rationalization^US

line of reasoning

point well taken

well-founded argument

why and wherefore

mitigating circumstances

ostensible reason

whys and wherefores

thought process

line of thought

train of thought

process of reasoning

chain of reasoning

rationalising^UK

rationalizing^US

logical thought

mental gymnastics

school of thought

the why and wherefore

deductive reasoning

good explanation

reasonable grounds

reasonable justification

summary of the facts

principal element

chief ingredient

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Noun

A characteristic that is distinctive of a particular person, thing or place

essential quality

typical feature

distinctiveness

distinctive quality

distinctive feature

unique selling point

nature of the beast

signature characteristic

nature of beast

sum and substance

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Noun

Mental enlightenment of a problem or mystery

perspicaciousness

sharp-wittedness

breadth of view

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Noun

The main or central part specifically of a written work

piece of information

point in question

principal object

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Noun

A statement or account that makes something clear

why and wherefore

womansplanation

characterization

visualization^US

visualisation^UK

critical analysis

demystification

the whole picture

formalization^US

formalisation^UK

exemplification

outline of meaning

statement of meaning

further elaboration

further discussion

further explanation

additional elaboration

further illustration

further comment

more elaboration

further embellishment

word to the wise

work of fiction

fictional account

front-page news

piece of fiction

long and short of it

potted biography

sequence of events

written account

work of imagination

creative writing

particularization

shaggy-dog story

firsthand account

written material

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Noun

An object surviving from an earlier time, especially one of historical interest

Noun

A single instance or example of something

exemplification

representative case

personification

working example

a case in point

typical example

crystallisation^UK

crystallization^US

outward expression

relevant instance

example in point

textbook example

representative example

objectification

externalization^US

externalisation^UK

materialization^US

materialisation^UK

perfect example

organisation^UK

organization^US

exteriorization

characterization

systematisation^UK

systematization^US

classic example

definitive example

personalization

representation in the flesh

indirect representation

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Noun

A trace, or the smallest amount possible

faint appearance

drop in the bucket

next to nothing

smallest amount

a trifling amount

miniscule amount

spit in the sea

drop in the ocean

secondary meaning

fine distinction

subtle difference

subtle distinction

nickels and dimes

an insufficient amount

a very small amount

subsistence wage

small allowance

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Verb

To be, or show, evidence of

give credence to

bear witness to

show beyond doubt

show to be true

give substance to

circumstantiate

show once and for all

demonstrate the truth of

be an indication of

submit evidence

establish evidence

produce evidence

give substance to the fact that

witness to the fact that

demonstrate the truth

be a monument to

mount a case for

make certain of

prove to be genuine

throw your weight behind

provide evidence of

constitute proof of

constitute evidence of

give details of

give an undertaking

make a deposition

swear up and down

give one's word

give an assurance

swear on the Bible

solemnly promise

state under oath

give assurances

swear under oath

draw conclusions

swear to the fact

cross one's heart and hope to die

give assurance of

show the truth of

assert under oath

give grounds for

shoot one's wad

say confidently

shoot off one's mouth

set the seal on

act as a witness

give an affidavit

make a case for

give reasons for

be conscious that

be conscious of

promise under oath

make an affidavit

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“Their lack of boot power was evidenced as they repeatedly failed to clear their lines.”

Verb

To be a sign or indication of

be an indication of

be symptomatic of

be a symptom of

bear witness to

have overtones of

have undertones of

give the impression

give a feeling of

be associated with

have an aura of

have an atmosphere of

characterize^US

serve as evidence of

gesture towards

characterise^UK

draw attention to

put one's finger on

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Verb

To embody in visual or physical form

characterise^UK

characterize^US

serve as a typical example of

be a typical example of

be the embodiment of

serve as an example of

be representative of

individualize^US

individualise^UK

conceptualize^US

conceptualise^UK

paint a picture of

make a drawing of

draw a picture of

make a diagram of

conjure up a picture of

give a picture of

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Verb

To give the impression of being or having a negative quality or characteristic

be characterized by

bear the stamp of

have all the hallmarks of

give the impression

be permeated by

strongly suggest

have all the hallmarks

Verb

To reference or speak about something

make reference to

get down to brass tacks

draw attention to

particularize^US

particularise^UK

call attention to

make mention of

individualize^US

individualise^UK

give an account of

circumstantiate

be specific about

breathe a word of

give as an example

make allusions to

direct attention to

let anyone know of

speak briefly of

let someone know of

quote chapter and verse

lay it on the line

spill the beans

get off your chest

shoot the breeze

let your hair down

exchange views on

deliberate about

exchange views about

set down in writing

set down in black and white

commit to paper

make a passing reference

mention in passing

refer in passing

mention en passant

make an allusion to

tell the story of

give an account

put one's finger on

get to the point

come to the point

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