evidence

• Nom désignant des faits, informations ou indices qui servent à prouver ou réfuter quelque chose, souvent utilisé dans un contexte juridique, scientifique ou d'enquête.

A noun referring to facts, information, or signs that help to prove or disprove something, often used in legal, scientific, or investigative contexts.

indénombrable

1. Proof or supportB1formal

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

   Preuve ou justification

   • The police found evidence linking him to the crime.
   • There is strong evidence that exercise improves mental health.
   • The scientist presented evidence to support her theory.

   Synonymesconfirmationcorroborationindicationproofsubstantiationsupporttestimony

   Antonymesdisproofrefutation

2. Legal evidenceB2formallegal

   Information or objects presented in court to prove or disprove a fact.

   Preuve (en droit)

   • The lawyer submitted new evidence to the judge.
   • The evidence was ruled inadmissible by the court.
   • Fingerprint evidence was crucial in the trial.

   Synonymescorroborationdocumentationexhibitmaterialprooftestimony

3. Signs or indicationsB1formal

   Visible signs or traces that something exists or has happened.

   Preuves, signes

   • The broken window was evidence of a break-in.
   • There was no evidence of life on the planet.
   • The scorched earth was evidence of a wildfire.

   Synonymesdemonstrationprooftestimony

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de prouver ou de démontrer quelque chose à l'aide de preuves ou de faits, ou encore de servir de témoignage ou d'indice à l'appui d'une affirmation.

A verb used to indicate the act of proving or demonstrating something through evidence or facts.

1. To prove or showB2formal

   To demonstrate or provide proof of something.

   prouver, démontrer

   • The data evidences a clear trend in consumer behavior.
   • His actions evidence his commitment to the cause.
   • The report evidences the need for policy changes.

   Synonymesdemonstratedenotedisplayexhibitindicatemanifestproverevealshowtestify

   Antonymescontradictdisproverefute