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e·vince
 evince
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- pronunciation:
- ih
vIns
- features:
- Word Combinations (verb), Word Parts
| part of speech: |
transitive verb |
| inflections: |
evinces, evincing, evinced |
| definition 1: |
to show or manifest clearly; give evidence of; make plain.
The novel evinces optimism for humanity's future.The film evinces the director's familiarity with the subject.- antonyms:
- conceal
- similar words:
- demonstrate, evidence, express, show, write
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| definition 2: |
to show that one has (a trait or quality).
She evinced a talent for finance.- similar words:
- show
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| related words: |
betray, declare, demonstrate, exhibit, express, illustrate, indicate, register, wear, witness |
adverb + (v.)evince
clearly, invariably
(v.)evince
+ noun
ability,
attitude,
awareness,
belief,
commitment,
concern,
design,
desire,
distaste,
fear,
hostility,
intent,
interest,
joy,
knowledge,
level,
pain,
passion,
pride,
quality,
resistance,
skepticism,
structure,
surprise,
understanding
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| derivation: |
evincible (adj.) |
The word evince
contains the following part:
vinc, vict, vanq
Latin
root
that means conquer
  Example words:
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