evincing (Meaning)

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evincing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Evince

Her eyes evinced a sense of wonder as she gazed upon the vastness of the universe.
The child evinced a natural curiosity, always asking questions and seeking knowledge.
The artist's work evinced a deep understanding of the human condition.
The athlete's performance evinced years of hard work and dedication.
The politician's speech evinced a clear vision for the future of the country.
The scientist's research evinced a commitment to uncovering the truth.
The team's victory evinced the hard work and determination of all the players.
The student's test scores evinced a thorough understanding of the material.
The artwork evinced a unique and personal vision of the world.
The dancer's movements evinced a grace and beauty that captivated the audience.

of Evince

showing, betraying, revealing, demonstrating,displaying, exposing, declaring,manifesting, giving away, bespeaking

distorting, twisting, twisting, falsifying, misrepresenting, belying, falsifying,belying, distorting, misrepresenting

Her eyes evinced a sense of wonder as she gazed upon the vastness of the universe.

The child evinced a natural curiosity, always asking questions and seeking knowledge.

The artist's work evinced a deep understanding of the human condition.

The athlete's performance evinced years of hard work and dedication.