evidential
IPA: ɛvɪdˈɛntʃʌɫ
noun
- (linguistics) A syntactic element (affix, clitic, or particle) that indicates evidentiality.
adjective
- Of or providing evidence.
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Examples of "evidential" in Sentences
- I had perhaps misunderstood the 'evidential requirements'.
- Positive evidential proof is always the best thing to have.
- A theodicy attempts to answer the evidential problem of evil.
- He did not speak with the children's evidential interviewers.
- It meant that the history was hearsay rather than evidential.
- As an example of an evidential in English is one use of 'like'.
- If the material is evidential, it should not have to be snuck in
- I think it is balanced and evidential, and includes your point of view.
- The evidential support for Beveridge's policy comes from the war experience.
- The moons of Jupiter provided no specific evidential support for heliocentrism.
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