evidentiary US
ˌɛvɪˈdɛnʃəri
See also: evidential (UK)
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Definition of evidentiary - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

court mattersUSconnected with facts used to support a caseUS
  • The judge excluded evidentiary material that lacked a clear source.
  • The attorney challenged the evidentiary value of the anonymous tip.
  • New regulations tightened evidentiary standards for digital records.
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Expressions with evidentiary

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collection of documents and materials kept to show facts in proceedings
The judge reviewed the evidentiary record before issuing the final ruling.
usefulness of a piece of proof in showing a fact in court
The lawyer challenged the evidentiary value of the handwritten note.

Origin of evidentiary

Latin, evidentia (proof) + ary (related to)

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  1. French:probatoire, ...
  2. German:beweisrechtlich, ...
  3. Italian:probatorio, ...
  4. Spanish:probatorio, ...
  5. Portuguese:probatório, ...
  6. Chinese:证据性, ...
  7. Japanese:証拠の, ...
  8. Arabic:إثۡباتِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:רְאָיָתִי, ...
  10. Russian:доказательственный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:доказовий, ...
  12. Hindi:साक्ष्यगत, ...

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