What is another word for evidences?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛvɪdənsɪz], [ ˈɛvɪdənsɪz], [ ˈɛ_v_ɪ_d_ə_n_s_ɪ_z]
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Synonyms for Evidences:
n.
• biblical revelations (noun)- Discoveries,
- oracles,
- apocalypses,
- comings,
- manifestations,
- epiphanies,
- disclosures,
- Prophecies,
- Apotheoses,
- Visions,
- appearances,
- inspirations,
- apparitions,
- issuances,
- revelations,
- gospels.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- declare,
- bespeak,
- depicts,
- hints,
- demonstrates,
- endorse,
- expresses,
- evince,
- enjoins,
- proven,
- bear out,
- reads,
- medical,
- verifications,
- Prover,
- corroborates,
- proves,
- arguments,
- prove,
- presents,
- testimony,
- causes,
- corroborate,
- signifies,
- Manifests,
- confirm,
- renders,
- endorses,
- quantifiable,
- spins,
- disproofs,
- differentiates,
- certifies,
- attests,
- affirmations,
- subscribe,
- separates,
- Impresses,
- convince,
- scientific,
- points,
- clues,
- traces,
- evinces,
- tries,
- appoint,
- concede,
- proof,
- tells,
- indicates,
- assures,
- documents,
- leavens,
- testimonials,
- establishes,
- signs,
- Records,
- confirms,
- Licenses,
- yards,
- recites,
- pledges,
- leads,
- vouches,
- authoritative,
- examines,
- discloses,
- evidence,
- attestation,
- states,
- marches,
- rises,
- experimental,
- Essays,
- tokens,
- represent,
- Certifier,
- adduces,
- testify,
- testifies,
- Tests,
- distinguishes,
- orders,
- narrates,
- recounts,
- commission,
- demonstrate,
- exhibit,
- denotes,
- confess,
- cases,
- marks,
- valid,
- Demos,
- DATAS,
- reasons,
- authorize,
- accredit,
- ushers,
- cites,
- Suggestions,
- witnesses,
- explains,
- pictures,
- certify,
- says,
- unfolds,
- certification,
- Tracks,
- irrefutable,
- well-founded,
- bear witness,
- designates.
How to use "Evidences" in context?
prove Jesus existed
There is no debating that Jesus of Nazareth existed; there is ample evidence to support this claim. Numerous pieces of evidence, both historical and archaeological, affirm that Jesus of Nazareth did, indeed, live and walk this earth. From historical texts to archaeological discoveries, there is no doubt in anyone's mind that Jesus of Nazareth was a real person and that he performed some amazing miracles. Some of the most compelling evidence for Jesus' existence comes from the Bible itself. For example, the Bible tells the story of Jesus' birth and ministry, and it contains Accounts of his healing powers.
Paraphrases for Evidences:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, plural
signs.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Noun, plural
elements, Histories, Indices, Truths, Cues, acknowledges, expresses, verifies, observes, signals, determines, notes, assays, leads, appreciates, guides, hints, shows, pieces, precedents, features, components, ascertains, quizzes, beginnings, handbooks, manuals, recognizes, DUES, EXAMS, backgrounds, certificates, clearances, futures, recognises.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
attest, certify, Records, realizes, understands, underlines, attests, certifies, contends, declares, testifies, validates, confirms, concludes, holds, observes, notices, signals, justifies, considers, determines, notes, portrays, appears, conveys, demonstrates, establishes, exemplifies, illustrates, finds, leads, suggests, discloses, reveals, shows, ensures, denotes, symbolizes, reflects, encounters, depicts, emerges, speaks, perceives, sees, identifies, teaches, recognizes, signifies, detects, reiterates, showcases, underscores, seems, emphasises, recognises, realises.
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Noun, plural
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Other Related
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Noun, plural
proof, testing, Directories, Tests, Testimonies, certifies, warrants, manifestations, indications, examinations, trials, antecedents, forerunners, harbingers, demonstrations, traces, suspicions, clues.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
Tests, discovers, acknowledges, warrants, indicates, proves, substantiates, witnesses, ascertains.
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Noun, plural
Homophones for Evidences:
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- Synonyms:
- adopt, advert, affect, affiance, apply, ask, assimilate, assist, assume, attend to.