adduce
verb
Pronunciation: /əˈdjuːs/
Definition
Cite as evidence or proof in an argument or discussion.
Examples
The scientist was able to adduce several studies to support her controversial theory.
He could not adduce any reason for his sudden change of heart.
During the debate, the candidate failed to adduce any concrete facts to back up his claims.
How to Use adduce
- adduce evidence (collocation)
- to bring forward proof — "The prosecution failed to adduce evidence that would link the suspect to the scene."
- adduce proof (collocation)
- to provide verification — "She was unable to adduce proof of her claims during the meeting."
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