Adduce

usgb/əˈduːs/
verb

To give or bring forward something as evidence for a discussion, argument, or theory.

She will adduce a number of arguments to support her theory.
Visual representation of "adduce" - To give or bring forward something as evidence for a discussion, argument, or theory.

Often appears as...

  • adduce an argument
  • adduce evidence

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Argument Strength

Use 'adduce' when providing strong support for your claims in discussions or writings.

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The lawyer adduced crucial evidence that turned the case in their favor.
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Academic Writing

'Adduce' is commonly used in academic papers where evidence is systematically presented.

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The study adduces compelling data to confirm the new hypothesis.
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Debate Settings

In debates, 'adduce' signals that you are about to cite evidence for your argument.

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I will now adduce several historical examples to support my point.
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