in evidence

The phrase "in evidence" can describe something that is clearly visible or something presented as proof, often in legal settings.

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Definition

B2General

(informal, British English, American English)Clearly visible or noticeable.

Example

  • Her excitement was very much in evidence during the presentation.
  • The new policy's impact was immediately in evidence.

C1Legal

(formal)Presented as proof or testimony in a court of law.

Example

  • The security footage was in evidence during the trial.
  • The witness's statement was entered in evidence.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in evidence":

on record