1. plural of evidence; facts, signs, or objects that make something seem true or real
2. in law, information presented in court to prove or disprove a case
Usage: legal

1. third-person singular present tense of 'evidence'; to show or prove something clearly
Usage: formal

Examples

• The detective collected several evidences at the crime scene.
• Scientific evidences support the theory of climate change.
• The witness provided key evidences during the trial.
• Her success evidences the value of hard work and dedication.
• The data evidences a clear trend in consumer behavior.
• Multiple evidences pointed to the same conclusion.