Associations to the word «Adduce»
Noun
- Proof
- Evidence
- Argument
- Testimony
- Parallel
- Assertion
- Instance
- Justification
- Reasoning
- Prosecution
- Defendant
- Favour
- Supposing
- Rabbinic
- Cite
- Quotation
- Presumption
- Messiah
- Confirmation
- Proposition
- Scripture
- Guilt
- Accused
- Consideration
- Validity
- Brahman
- Apostle
- Analogy
- Fact
- Passage
- Insanity
- Hypothesis
- Witness
- Opinion
- Reason
- Statement
- Objection
- Doctrine
- Testament
- Negroes
- Circumstance
- Confession
- Anecdote
- Darwin
- Remark
- Quaker
- Illustration
- Multitude
- Render
- Manifestation
- Exertion
- Zeus
- Example
- Favor
- Innocence
- Plaintiff
- Explanation
- Contrary
- Subgroup
- Particular
- Stratum
- Prophecy
- Conviction
- Quote
- Superstition
- Lordship
Adjective
Wiktionary
ADDUCE, verb. (transitive) To bring forward or offer, as an argument, passage, or consideration which bears on a statement or case; to cite; to allege.
Dictionary definition
ADDUCE, verb. Advance evidence for.
Wise words
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