adduced Definition
to cite as evidence or proof.
Using adduced: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "adduced" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The lawyer adduced several pieces of evidence to support his argument.
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He adduced a study that showed the benefits of exercise.
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The witness adduced testimony that contradicted the defendant's story.
adduced Synonyms and Antonyms
Origins of adduced
from Latin 'adducere', meaning 'to lead to'
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Summary: adduced in Brief
'Adduced' [əˈdjuːst] means to cite something as evidence or proof. It is often used in legal or academic contexts, and synonyms include 'cite,' 'quote,' and 'mention.' Examples of usage include 'The lawyer adduced several pieces of evidence to support his argument' and 'He adduced a study that showed the benefits of exercise.'
