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evidentiary Definition

evi·den·ti·ary (-s̸hə rē)

adjective

  1. of, serving as, or based on evidence
  2. providing, or having the nature of, evidence

evidentiary Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • ruling: The second group relates to an evidentiary ruling or series of rulings made in certain trials for qualifying offenses listed in Schedule 4.
  • burden: Evidentiary burden drawn from assistant prior to the visits to safety.
  • hearing: I would be delighted to make myself available for the evidentiary hearings if felt appropriate.
  • value: Such copies shall serve in lieu of the original files and shall have equal evidentiary value.
  • basis: His reasoned arguments rest on a solid evidentiary basis.
  • material: According to Piper, however, all this evidentiary material was " destroyed before liberation.

Browse dictionary entries near evidentiary

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