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Meanings of circumstantial evidence in English

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proves indirectes

Evidence that indirectly supports a conclusion.

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Usage of circumstantial evidence in English
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A great deal of circumstantial evidence has always pointed direct to Decimus.
The Silver Pigs
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Although the supporting circumstantial evidence we have so far is very strong.
The Reality Dysfunction
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But a crown prosecutor would demand physical or much stronger circumstantial evidence.
Bones to Ashes
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As in the other case, the chain of circumstantial evidence was perfect.
The Making of an American
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They fingerprinted him, but with just circumstantial evidence, they let him go.
Reuters
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Unfortunately, in this case the circumstantial evidence was very strong against him.
Phineas Redux
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You've got nothing but circumstantial evidence, and pretty thin evidence at that.
Rot & ruin
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Your Eminence knows as well as I the shallowness of circumstantial evidence.
Sant' Ilario
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Remember Mary Mathews-howstrong the circumstantial evidence against him in that case.
Mark Hurdlestone; Or, The Two Brothers
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A collection of circumstantial evidence points the boy to be his son.
Tales from the Hindu Dramatists
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Post-mortem examination, however, proved once more the unreliability of uncorroborated circumstantial evidence.
The Confessions of a Beachcomber
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This last is only circumstantial evidence, but I think it has value.
Following the Equator: A Journey Around the World
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He offered lengthy and verbose explanations for every piece of circumstantial evidence.
Wired
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With lightning rapidity certain bits of circumstantial evidence raced through his mind.
Quill's Window
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But he would now have recourse for a moment to circumstantial evidence.
The History of the Rise, Progress and Accomplishment of the Abol...
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As I said before, I have too much circumstantial evidence against you.
From Jest to Earnest
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