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Meanings of adduce in English
Usage of adduce in English
1
In proof of which gentleness I adduce his adventure with the rabbit.
2
The most important argument that I shall adduce is certainly not new.
3
The facts I shall be able to adduce will cut down damages.
4
CALLICLES: I agree, and therefore you need not adduce any more instances.
5
Can we adduce any proof of the possibility of such a world?
6
I'm now going to adduce another interesting fact about Lithian civilization.
7
Here, among the farms, we adduce the scholars as examples of this treachery.
8
No one could adduce a reason for her midnight walk on the tow-path.
9
We will now adduce a few striking cases of individual variation.
10
If those were sufficient, I could adduce them in support of my words.'
11
Were I to adduce proofs of this, I might be accused of partiality.
12
The following is one instance, among many, which we could adduce.
13
Say: Have ye any knowledge that ye can adduce for Us?
14
Tell me, how did it come out-whatevidence did she adduce?
15
The longer investigation is delayed the more difficult it becomes to adduce conclusive evidence.
16
We hardly think it necessary to adduce authorities for this position before any tribunal.
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