cogent evidence (Meaning)

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cogent evidence (n)

any factual evidence that helps to establish the truth of something

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The prosecution presented cogent evidence linking the defendant to the crime scene.
The investigator meticulously collected cogent evidence to build a strong case against the suspect.
The judge deemed the witness's testimony to be cogent evidence supporting the plaintiff's claim.
Forensic analysis provided cogent evidence of foul play in the suspicious death investigation.
The DNA match between the suspect and the crime scene was considered cogent evidence of guilt.
The security camera footage offered cogent evidence of the suspect's whereabouts at the time of the incident.
Eyewitness accounts provided cogent evidence corroborating the victim's version of events.
The expert's report presented cogent evidence of environmental contamination in the area.
The defendant's confession served as cogent evidence of his involvement in the embezzlement scheme.
The judge instructed the jury to carefully consider all cogent evidence before reaching a verdict.

any factual evidence that helps to establish the truth of something

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The prosecution presented cogent evidence linking the defendant to the crime scene.

The investigator meticulously collected cogent evidence to build a strong case against the suspect.

The judge deemed the witness's testimony to be cogent evidence supporting the plaintiff's claim.

Forensic analysis provided cogent evidence of foul play in the suspicious death investigation.