evidentially
In supportive fashion
Evidentially means in a way that relates to or is based on evidence: The claim is evidentially supported by multiple studies.
The word appears most often in legal, scientific, or philosophical contexts where the quality or basis of evidence matters: Evidentially speaking, the prosecution's case was weak.
Public display of opinion
- confirmationEstablishing something as true
- verificationProving something accurate
- validationConfirming truth or accuracy
- substantiationProof of truth
corroboration · authentication · attestation · certification · documentation · ratification · affirmation · exemplification
Allowed to be considered
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
- depositionFormal testimony under oath
- affidavitSworn written statement
- cross-examinationOpposing party questions witness
prosecution · defense · hearsay · objection · discovery · exhibit · witness · courtroom
Ridge patterns identifying individuals
- DNAHereditary code molecule
- autopsyMedical examination after death
- ballisticsProjectile motion science
- toxicologyScience of poisons
Hinting at impropriety
- implyingSuggesting without stating directly
- signifyingExpressing or conveying meaning
- hintingSuggesting indirectly
- pointingDirecting attention somewhere
signaling · denoting · showing · revealing · manifesting · indicating · demonstrating · evidencing
demonstration
Public display of opinion
- confirmationEstablishing something as true
- verificationProving something accurate
- validationConfirming truth or accuracy
substantiation · corroboration · authentication · attestation · certification · documentation · ratification · affirmation · exemplification · manifestation
admissible
Allowed to be considered
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
- depositionFormal testimony under oath
- affidavitSworn written statement
cross-examination · prosecution · defense · hearsay · objection · discovery · exhibit · witness · courtroom · circumstantial
fingerprints
Ridge patterns identifying individuals
- DNAHereditary code molecule
- autopsyMedical examination after death
- ballisticsProjectile motion science
toxicology · investigation · pathology · cyberforensics · specimen
suggestive
Hinting at impropriety
- implyingSuggesting without stating directly
- signifyingExpressing or conveying meaning
- hintingSuggesting indirectly
pointing · signaling · denoting · showing · revealing · manifesting · indicating · demonstrating · evidencing · attesting
evidentiallyspeculatively
In a theorizing manner
conjecturally · hypothetically · theoretically · presumptively · intuitively
evidentiallysecretly
Without others' knowledge
covertly · invisibly · opaquely · inexplicably · mysteriously