evince
Make plainly apparent
Evince means to reveal or make evident, typically something internal or abstract: Her trembling hands evinced her nervousness.
The word suggests that evidence emerges through outward signs rather than explicit statement—behavior evinces character, reactions evince feelings.
Somewhat formal and more common in writing than speech.
Clearly apparent or displayed
- displayPresentation for viewing
- exhibitItem publicly displayed
- showMake something apparent
- demonstrateShow or prove something
illustrate · exemplify · embody · showcase · present · portray · convey · indicate
Make something visible
- discloseReveal hidden information
- exposeMake known publicly
- betrayViolate a trust
- unveilReveal something hidden
uncover · divulge · lay bare · bring to light · give away · let slip · suggest · imply
State or fast train
- conveyCommunicate or transport
- communicateExchange thoughts with others
- articulateExpress clearly, or well-spoken
- voiceSound from throat
declare · proclaim · announce · affirm · assert · avow · aver · profess
Demonstration of truth
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
- attestationFormal declaration confirming truth
- verificationProving something accurate
- corroborationEvidence confirming another account
confirmation · substantiation · documentation · indication · sign · token · marker · demonstration
manifest
Clearly apparent or displayed
demonstrate · illustrate · exemplify · embody · showcase · present · portray · convey · indicate · signify
reveal
Make something visible
unveil · uncover · divulge · lay bare · bring to light · give away · let slip · suggest · imply · intimate
express
State or fast train
- conveyCommunicate or transport
- communicateExchange thoughts with others
- articulateExpress clearly, or well-spoken
voice · declare · proclaim · announce · affirm · assert · avow · aver · profess · state
proof
Demonstration of truth
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
- attestationFormal declaration confirming truth
- verificationProving something accurate
corroboration · confirmation · substantiation · documentation · indication · sign · token · marker · demonstration
- showingshow, displaying, display, exhibiting, demonstrate