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Used with adjectives:
"
They have considerable evidence of his guilt."
(considerable, ample, substantial, plentiful, sufficient)
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There is growing evidence of global warming."
(growing, increasing, widespread)
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There is clear evidence that the students cheated."
(clear, powerful, solid, strong, good, overwhelming, conclusive)
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She has little evidence to back up her claim."
(little, limited, inadequate, concrete, direct, firm, physical, credible)
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We can't make a decision based on available evidence."
(available, current, present)
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He accused them of hiding important evidence."
(important, crucial, valuable, vital)
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Our decision may change if we receive additional evidence."
(additional, more, new, further, fresh, conflicting)
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The police have a lot of circumstantial evidence."
(circumstantial, conflicting, hard)
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They will present the forensic evidence tomorrow."
(forensic, clinical, DNA, scientific, visual, photographic)
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He admitted to creating false evidence."
(false)
Used with verbs:
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We have enough evidence to make a decision."
(have, found, saw)
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They looked for evidence after the crime."
(looked for, searched for, collected, found, gathered, uncovered, discovered, obtained)
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A new witness offered additional evidence in the case."
(offered, provided)
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He gave us evidence of his scientific breakthrough."
(gave, showed)
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We are carefully reviewing all of the evidence."
(reviewing, considering, examining, studying, evaluating, weighing)
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I need to see some evidence before I make a decision."
(see, hear, read)
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The judge decided to allow the evidence."
(allow, admit, exclude, hear)
"
They admitted that they destroyed the evidence."
(destroyed, lost, ignored, hid)
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A lot of evidence exists for global warming."
(exists)
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Additional evidence confirmed our suspicions."
(confirmed, proved, supported)
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The evidence suggests his innocence."
(suggest, points to, indicates, shows)
Used with prepositions:
"
He presented a lot of evidence for his claim."
(for)
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We are looking for evidence of life on other planets."
(of)
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The attorney presented DNA as evidence of the defendant's guilt."
(as)
Used with nouns:
"
The police didn't have a piece of evidence."
(piece, shred)
