evidence
પુરાવા
definition
verb
that it has been populated from prehistoric times is evidenced by the remains of Neolithic buildings
be or show evidence of.
noun
the study finds little evidence of overt discrimination
the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.
translation of 'evidence'
પ્રત્યક્ષ,
સ્પષ્ટ,
દેખીતું,
ખુલ્લું,
પ્રગટ
noun
પુરાવો
example
He pondered whether such video 'evidence' might be used to counter the threat of a touchline ban.
the study finds little 'evidence' of overt discrimination
In the absence of such evidence we see no need for the Attorney General to lead 'evidence' in rebuttal.
The limited 'evidence' available indicated that the advice given was generally good.
Major studies based on a growing body of 'evidence' show that pesticides are not safe.
Now what matters is not how a treatment is categorised but whether there's 'evidence' to support it.
The claimant introduced the documentary 'evidence' at the start of the hearing.
criminal 'evidence'
There is no 'evidence' to suggest whether the sniffers are local or are from outside the area.
Thirdly, wise policy decisions can only be based upon the best available 'evidence' .
the study finds little 'evidence' of overt discrimination
there was no obvious 'evidence' of a break-in
the 'evidence' suggests she was right
The first is an attempt to see whether there is 'evidence' of Greek influence.
I've never seen 'evidence' of flooding here
there's scientific 'evidence' that it happened
We have attempted to find the best available 'evidence' for the topics we discuss.
At the moment it appears that workers do not have to provide 'evidence' of their belief.
He is entitled by law to call 'evidence' and to be represented by counsel at such a hearing.
The body of 'evidence' on the health of swine clones is considerably more limited than for bovine clones.
he was convicted on the 'evidence' of a child
The 'evidence' now questions whether the grounds on which we went to war were right.
The shadow of the Earth cast on the Moon during an eclipse added experimental 'evidence' to the belief.
This pattern is consistent within the whole body of 'evidence' in the present study.
You could at least do us the honour of pretending you care whether there's any 'evidence' or not before you act.
without 'evidence', they can't bring a charge
there's no 'evidence' for this theory
The answer to this question depends on what 'evidence' was properly admissible at the trial.
The question, if one tries to balance all the available 'evidence' , is a lot trickier than it may seem.
For the Crown it is argued that this evidence was admissible but not as 'evidence' of similar facts.
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