circumstantiate (Meaning)
circumstantiate (v)
give circumstantial evidence for
circumstantiate (v. t.)
To place in particular circumstances; to invest with particular accidents or adjuncts.
To prove or confirm by circumstances; to enter into details concerning.
Synonyms & Antonyms of circumstantiate
circumstantiate Sentence Examples
- The witness was able to circumstantiate the defendant's alibi with concrete evidence.
- We need more evidence to circumstantiate the allegations against the accused.
- The forensic analysis helped circumstantiate the timeline of events leading up to the crime.
- The photographs served to circumstantiate the witness's testimony of the accident.
- His detailed account of the events helped circumstantiate the accuracy of his story.
- We must circumstantiate our claims with verifiable data to convince the skeptics.
- The expert testimony was crucial in circumstantiating the prosecution's case.
- Without further documentation, it's challenging to circumstantiate the accuracy of these historical accounts.
- The DNA evidence was used to circumstantiate the suspect's presence at the crime scene.
- We must circumstantiate our findings with additional research to strengthen our argument.
FAQs About the word circumstantiate
give circumstantial evidence forTo place in particular circumstances; to invest with particular accidents or adjuncts., To prove or confirm by circumstances; to
witness, back (up), establish, corroborate, evidence, document, demonstrate, uphold, record, substantiate
dispute, disprove, dispute, disprove, challenge, object,refute, challenge, refute, rebut
The witness was able to circumstantiate the defendant's alibi with concrete evidence.
We need more evidence to circumstantiate the allegations against the accused.
The forensic analysis helped circumstantiate the timeline of events leading up to the crime.
The photographs served to circumstantiate the witness's testimony of the accident.
