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circumstantial

/ˌsɜː.kəmˈstæn.ʃəl/

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adjective

C1formalcommonlegal/ˌsɜː.kəmˈstæn.ʃəl/

Describes evidence or information that suggests something is true but does not prove it directly; relating to or depending on circumstances.

ruОписывает доказательства или информацию, которые указывают на истинность чего-либо, но не доказывают это напрямую; относящийся к обстоятельствам или зависящий от них.esDescribe pruebas o información que señalan la verdad de algo sin demostrarlo directamente; también se refiere a lo que depende de las circunstancias o está relacionado con ellas.frQualifie des preuves ou des informations qui indiquent la vérité de quelque chose sans la prouver directement ; relatif aux circonstances ou qui en dépend.deBezeichnet Beweise oder Informationen, die auf die Wahrheit von etwas hinweisen, es aber nicht direkt beweisen; die Umstände betreffend oder von ihnen abhängig.ptRefere-se a provas ou informações que indicam a veracidade de algo, mas não a provam diretamente; relacionado a circunstâncias ou delas dependente.zh指证据或信息虽然能表明某事的真实性,但并不直接证明它;也指与情况相关或取决于情况的。arصفة تصف الأدلة أو المعلومات التي تشير إلى صحة شيء ما دون إثباته إثباتًا مباشرًا، أو ما يتعلق بالظروف ويعتمد عليها.

  1. Detailed and specific C1 formal

    Relating to or containing full details and specific particulars about a situation or event.

    • The witness gave a circumstantial account of the accident.
    • Her report was highly circumstantial, describing every step of the process.
    • The historian provided a circumstantial narrative of the battle.

    ruПодробныйescircunstancial (detallado y específico)frcirconstancié, détaillédeDetailliert und spezifischptCircunstancialzh详细的arتفصيلي

    Sinónimos: comprehensivedetailedexhaustiveminuteparticularspecificthorough

    Antónimos: generalimpreciseinexactsketchyvague

  2. Based on circumstances B2 formal

    Relating to evidence or information that suggests something but does not prove it directly.

    • The case relied heavily on circumstantial evidence.
    • Circumstantial factors pointed to his involvement in the crime.
    • The detective found circumstantial clues that linked the suspect to the scene.

    ruКосвенныйesCircunstancialfrqui repose sur des circonstancesdeIndirektptCircunstancialzh间接的arظرفي

    Sinónimos: implicitinconclusiveindirectinferentialpresumptive

    Antónimos: conclusiveconcretedecisivedefinitivedirectirrefutablesolid

  • more circumstantial comparative form
  • most circumstantial superlative form