Use 'evidential' in discussions about law to describe proof for claims or defenses.

Legal Context

'Evidential' shows that information isn't just an opinion, but based on facts or data.

Objective Support

Adding 'evidential' to your argument can make it more persuasive by implying proof exists.

Enhanced Credibility

'Evidential' in linguistics refers to precise markers that indicate source of knowledge.

Linguistic Precision

English doesn't have a grammatical evidential category; understand it in contrast to languages that do.

Language Comparison

Evidentials can express how certain a speaker is about the information.

Expression of Certainty

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Evidential

Legal Context

Objective Support

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