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Meanings of circumstantial in anglès

Circumstantial.

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Usage of circumstantial in anglès
1
The evidence that the government has presented thus far is largely circumstantial.
The new yorker
2
Even in cases where it's all circumstantial, the family wants to believe.
Blind Man's Alley
3
A great deal of circumstantial evidence has always pointed direct to Decimus.
The Silver Pigs
4
Although the supporting circumstantial evidence we have so far is very strong.
The Reality Dysfunction
5
Hernandez's attorneys have said the case against him is weak and circumstantial.
Reuters
6
But a crown prosecutor would demand physical or much stronger circumstantial evidence.
Bones to Ashes
7
As in the other case, the chain of circumstantial evidence was perfect.
The Making of an American
8
They fingerprinted him, but with just circumstantial evidence, they let him go.
Reuters
9
They had a strong suspicion backed up by a strong circumstantial construction.
The President's Assassin
10
It was based completely on circumstantial rather than hard or conclusive evidence.
The Guardian
11
He suffered the effects of the circumstantial out of consideration for her.
The Tyranny of Weakness
12
The circumstantial coincidences are too close to be the result of accident.
The Gospels in the Second Century / An Examination of the Critic...
13
Unfortunately, in this case the circumstantial evidence was very strong against him.
Phineas Redux
14
The evidence on which Helene had been dismissed the convent was circumstantial.
She Stands Accused
15
In this, its third edition, the tale gained picturesqueness and circumstantial weight.
The Henchman
16
You've got nothing but circumstantial evidence, and pretty thin evidence at that.
Rot & ruin
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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