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Definition of adduced - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
evidence presentedbrought forward for consideration
- The adduced arguments were compelling.
- The adduced evidence was crucial to the case.
- Her adduced points were well-received.
Origin of adduced
Latin, adducere (to lead to)
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- French:présenté, ...
- German:vorgebracht, ...
- Italian:presentato, ...
- Spanish:presentado, ...
- Portuguese:apresentado, ...
- Chinese:提出的, ...
- Japanese:提出された, ...
- Arabic:مُقَدَّم, ...
- Hebrew:מוּצָג, ...
- Russian:представленный, ...
- Ukrainian:наведений, ...
- Hindi:प्रस्तुत, ...
Definition of adduce - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
logicDated give reasons or examples to support an argumentDated
- She will adduce several facts to prove her point.
2.
in discussionDated cite as an exampleDated
- He adduced several cases to support his theory.
Origin of adduce
Latin, adducere (to lead to)
Examples of adduce in a sentence
He could adduce no valid reason for his absence. The lawyer adduced evidence to strengthen his case. She adduced historical data to validate her argument.
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- French:invoquer, citer, ...
- German:anführen, zitieren, ...
- Italian:addurre, citare, ...
- Spanish:aducir, citar, ...
- Portuguese:apresentar, citar, ...
- Chinese:举出, 引证, ...
- Japanese:挙げる, 例として挙げる, ...
- Arabic:قدّم دليلا, اِسْتَشْهَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָבִיא דּוּגְמָה, ...
- Russian:приводить доводы, приводить, ...
- Ukrainian:наводити, цитувати, ...
- Hindi:पेश करना, मिसाल देना, ...
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