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evince

(ɪvɪns)

Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense evinces, present participle evincing, past tense, past participle evinced

verb

If someone or something evinces a particular feeling or quality, they show that feeling or quality, often indirectly.

[formal]

The entire production evinces authenticity and a real respect for the subject matter. [VERB noun]

The new president has so far evinced no such sense of direction. [VERB noun]

Synonyms: show, evidence, reveal, establish More Synonyms of evince

evince in British English

(ɪˈvɪns)

verb

(transitive)

to make evident; show (something, such as an emotion) clearly

▶ USAGE Evince is sometimes wrongly used where evoke is meant: the proposal evoked (not evinced) a storm of protest

Derived forms

evincible (eˈvincible)

adjective

evincibly (eˈvincibly)

adverb

evincive (eˈvincive)

adjective

Word origin

C17: from Latin ēvincere to overcome; see evict

evince in American English

(iˈvɪns; ɪˈvɪns)

verb transitiveWord forms: eˈvinced or eˈvincing

1. Obsolete

to overcome

to show plainly; indicate; make manifest; esp., to show that one has (a specified quality, feeling, etc.)

Derived forms

evincible (eˈvincible)

adjective

evincive (eˈvincive)

adjective

Word origin

L evincere, to conquer, win one's point < e-, intens. + vincere, to conquer: see victor

Examples of 'evince' in a sentence
evince

Nor did she evince any surprise at seeing him again strolling with Alathea.

(verb) in the sense of show

Definition

to show or display (a quality or feeling) clearly

(formal)

He had never, hitherto, evinced any particular interest in economic matters.

Synonyms

show

These figures show an increase in unemployment.

evidence

He still has a lot to learn, as is evidenced by his recent behaviour.

reveal

A grey carpet was removed to reveal the pine floor.

establish

An autopsy was being done to establish the cause of death.

express

He expressed his anger in a destructive way.

display

It's not often that I display my true feelings.

indicate

The survey indicated that most old people are independent.

demonstrate

You have to demonstrate that you are reliable.

exhibit

He has exhibited signs of anxiety and stress.

make clear

manifest

He's only convincing when that inner fury manifests itself.

signify

The two approaches signified a sharp difference between the men.

attest

Records attest to his long history of violence.

bespeak

Her arrogant expression bespeaks a desire to become queen of all she surveys.

betoken

His demeanour betokened embarrassment at his prosperity.

make evident

Additional synonyms

in the sense of attest

Definition

to affirm or prove the truth of

Records attest to his long history of violence.

Synonyms

testify,

show,

prove,

confirm,

display,

declare,

witness,

demonstrate,

seal,

swear,

exhibit,

warrant,

assert,

manifest,

give evidence,

invoke,

ratify,

affirm,

certify,

verify,

bear out,

substantiate,

corroborate,

bear witness,

authenticate,

vouch for,

evince (formal),

aver,

adjure

in the sense of bespeak

Definition

to indicate or suggest

Her arrogant expression bespeaks a desire to become queen of all she surveys.

Synonyms

indicate,

show,

suggest,

evidence,

reveal,

display,

predict,

imply,

exhibit,

proclaim,

signify,

denote,

testify to,

foretell,

evince (formal),

betoken

in the sense of betoken

Definition

to indicate

His demeanour betokened embarrassment at his prosperity.

Synonyms

indicate,

mark,

suggest,

evidence,

promise,

represent,

declare,

manifest,

signify,

denote,

typify,

bode,

bespeak,

augur,

presage,

portend,

prognosticate

Nearby words of
evince

evil-minded
evildoer
evildoing
evince
eviscerate
evocative
evoke

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单词	evince
释义	Trends of evince View usage for: evince (ɪvɪns) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense evinces, present participle evincing, past tense, past participle evinced verb If someone or something evinces a particular feeling or quality, they show that feeling or quality, often indirectly. [formal] The entire production evinces authenticity and a real respect for the subject matter. [VERB noun] The new president has so far evinced no such sense of direction. [VERB noun] Synonyms: show, evidence, reveal, establish More Synonyms of evince evince in British English (ɪˈvɪns) verb (transitive) to make evident; show (something, such as an emotion) clearly ▶ USAGE Evince is sometimes wrongly used where evoke is meant: the proposal evoked (not evinced) a storm of protest Derived forms evincible (eˈvincible) adjective evincibly (eˈvincibly) adverb evincive (eˈvincive) adjective Word origin C17: from Latin ēvincere to overcome; see evict evince in American English (iˈvɪns; ɪˈvɪns) verb transitiveWord forms: eˈvinced or eˈvincing 1. Obsolete to overcome 2. to show plainly; indicate; make manifest; esp., to show that one has (a specified quality, feeling, etc.) Derived forms evincible (eˈvincible) adjective evincive (eˈvincive) adjective Word origin L evincere, to conquer, win one's point < e-, intens. + vincere, to conquer: see victor Examples of 'evince' in a sentence evince Nor did she evince any surprise at seeing him again strolling with Alathea. Stephanie Laurens WHOLE SECRET LOVE (2001) (verb) in the sense of show Definition to show or display (a quality or feeling) clearly (formal) He had never, hitherto, evinced any particular interest in economic matters. Synonyms show These figures show an increase in unemployment. evidence He still has a lot to learn, as is evidenced by his recent behaviour. reveal A grey carpet was removed to reveal the pine floor. establish An autopsy was being done to establish the cause of death. express He expressed his anger in a destructive way. display It's not often that I display my true feelings. indicate The survey indicated that most old people are independent. demonstrate You have to demonstrate that you are reliable. exhibit He has exhibited signs of anxiety and stress. make clear manifest He's only convincing when that inner fury manifests itself. signify The two approaches signified a sharp difference between the men. attest Records attest to his long history of violence. bespeak Her arrogant expression bespeaks a desire to become queen of all she surveys. betoken His demeanour betokened embarrassment at his prosperity. make evident Additional synonyms in the sense of attest Definition to affirm or prove the truth of Records attest to his long history of violence. Synonyms testify, show, prove, confirm, display, declare, witness, demonstrate, seal, swear, exhibit, warrant, assert, manifest, give evidence, invoke, ratify, affirm, certify, verify, bear out, substantiate, corroborate, bear witness, authenticate, vouch for, evince (formal), aver, adjure in the sense of bespeak Definition to indicate or suggest Her arrogant expression bespeaks a desire to become queen of all she surveys. Synonyms indicate, show, suggest, evidence, reveal, display, predict, imply, exhibit, proclaim, signify, denote, testify to, foretell, evince (formal), betoken in the sense of betoken Definition to indicate His demeanour betokened embarrassment at his prosperity. Synonyms indicate, mark, suggest, evidence, promise, represent, declare, manifest, signify, denote, typify, bode, bespeak, augur, presage, portend, prognosticate Nearby words of evince evil-minded evildoer evildoing evince eviscerate evocative evoke Synonyms of 'evince' evince Explore 'evince' in the dictionary
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