in evidence
Readily able seen
Readily visible or noticeable; conspicuously present.
Something in evidence is obvious to observers: Security guards were very much in evidence at the concert.
The phrase often appears with qualifiers—much in evidence, nowhere in evidence.
Separately, in legal contexts, in evidence describes material formally admitted for consideration by a court.
- apparentClearly seen or understood
- plain to seeClearly apparent, unmissable
- conspicuousClearly visible, attention-grabbing
- discernibleAble to be noticed
- detectableCapable of being noticed
on display · prominent · manifest · telltale · testimony · eye witness · documentation · striking · observable · affidavit · visible · deposition · overt · noticeable · verification · proof · trace · substantiation
in evidencehidden
Kept out of sight
concealed · out of sight · invisible · obscured · unseen
in evidenceabsent
Not in attendance
nowhere to be seen · missing · nowhere to be found · lacking · scarce
evidence, evident, exculpatory evidence, evidences, evidencing, evidenced, evidence-based, self-evident, evidentiary