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Definition of adduce :
To bring forward or offer, as an argument, passage, or consideration which bears on a statement or case; to cite; to allege.
Synonyms:
mention, explode, advance, cite, confound, aver, law, debunk, offer, introduce, allege, words, summon, reference, claim, advert, plead, name, maintain, affirm, abduce, assert, asseverate, summons, present, quote, assign, deflate, bring up, refute, disprove, dispute, repudiate, disabuse, say, instance, produce, discredit, lay, refer
bring (part of speech: verb)
conduct, transfer, attract, convey, draw, bring, transport, carry, induce, fetch, impart, bear
evince (part of speech: verb)
certify, establish, document, exemplify, depose, state, declare, exhibit, evince, manifest, support, corroborate, vouch, prove, attest, indicate, confirm, witness, observe, connote, betoken, authenticate, substantiate, testify, illustrate, validate, demonstrate, avouch, determine
Usage examples:
- He defines it as 'a long ridge- like hill of minor height or a long narrow sloping offshoot from a hill or mountain, ' but it would be easy to adduce instances where this could have no application. - "Climbing in The British Isles. Vol. 1 - England", W. P. Haskett Smith.
- We cannot forbear to adduce an instance of unexceptionable testimony to the validity of this reasoning. - "Three Prize Essays on American Slavery", R. B. Thurston A.C. Baldwin Timothy Williston.
- From the rich store of proofs which we can adduce for our view, we shall here mention only a few. - "Christology of the Old Testament: And a Commentary on the Messianic Predictions. Vol. 2", Ernst Hengstenberg.