adduced Synonyms
adduced Meaning
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adduced (imp. & p. p.)
of Adduce
adduced Sentence Examples
- The defense attorney skillfully adduced a series of alibis and witness testimonies to prove the innocence of his client.
- The scholar adduced a plethora of historical documents to support his theory about the origins of the ancient civilization.
- The scientist adduced experimental data from multiple trials to substantiate the validity of the research findings.
- In the debate, each participant was expected to adduce well-reasoned arguments to support their stance on the controversial issue.
- The prosecution adduced a compelling timeline of events, establishing a strong case against the alleged perpetrator.
- The student's research paper meticulously adduced references from peer-reviewed journals to strengthen the academic rigor of the study.
- The archaeologist adduced pottery fragments and inscriptions as crucial evidence to reconstruct the ancient society's cultural practices.
- The manager adduced performance metrics to demonstrate the positive impact of the implemented changes on the company's bottom line.
- During the trial, the expert witness adduced a detailed analysis of the forensic evidence to aid in the jury's decision.
- The environmentalist adduced alarming statistics on deforestation to underscore the urgent need for conservation efforts.
FAQs About the word adduced
of Adduce
cited, mentioned,quoted, referenced, corroborated, touched (on or upon), specified, substantiated, named, validated
No antonyms found.
The defense attorney skillfully adduced a series of alibis and witness testimonies to prove the innocence of his client.
The scholar adduced a plethora of historical documents to support his theory about the origins of the ancient civilization.
The scientist adduced experimental data from multiple trials to substantiate the validity of the research findings.
In the debate, each participant was expected to adduce well-reasoned arguments to support their stance on the controversial issue.
