adducing (Meaning)

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adducing (n)

citing as evidence or proof

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of Adduce

During the trial, the attorney spent considerable time adducing witness testimonies to build a strong case.
The researcher focused on adducing empirical evidence to support the hypothesis presented in the study.
In the academic presentation, the speaker excelled at adducing relevant studies to bolster the credibility of the research.
The detective was skilled at adducing clues and connecting them to unravel the mystery.
The professor encouraged students to practice adducing examples in their essays to reinforce their arguments.
The negotiator was adept at adducing past agreements to demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed deal.
The historian was meticulous in adducing primary sources to provide a comprehensive account of the historical events.
During the debate, each participant was responsible for adducing compelling reasons to support their stance on the issue.
The consultant excelled at adducing real-world case studies to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed business strategy.
The journalist was adept at adducing quotes from authoritative figures to enhance the credibility of the news article.

citing as evidence or proofof Adduce

mentioning,citing, referencing,quoting,specifying, touching (on or upon), documenting, exemplifying, validating, illustrating

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During the trial, the attorney spent considerable time adducing witness testimonies to build a strong case.

The researcher focused on adducing empirical evidence to support the hypothesis presented in the study.

In the academic presentation, the speaker excelled at adducing relevant studies to bolster the credibility of the research.

The detective was skilled at adducing clues and connecting them to unravel the mystery.