#evince

evince

[verb]

1) to constitute outward evidence of

evince:

verb

to show clearly; make evident

Evince [ih-VINS]Part of speech: verbOrigin: Latin, 17th century1. Reveal the presence of (a quality or feeling).2. Be evidence of; indicate.Examples of evince in a sentence“Sharon said nothing, but evinced her elation by the look on her face.”“I evinced my cluelessness about blackjack through my losses.”

The word for today: Evince Evince means to display clearly, to reveal.

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I like the explanations provided with the definition of the word, especially the first section showing the synonyms. There are many synonyms (such as show, manifest, and evidence) that all mean 'to reveal outwardly or make apparent.' However, there are slight variations in the meanings.

(Screenshot showing explanations that go along with the definition of word evince from merriam-webster.com)

Here is an interesting article on the history revealed (but not evinced - since there are no outward marks or signs) from an archaeological study/research:

Hidden history of Rome revealed under world's first cathedral [Research beneath the Archbasilica of St John Lateran reveals appearance of world's first cathedral and the remarkable transformations that preceded its construction.] https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/820418

WEIGHT – Dre Wave$ (Single)

DC MC Dre Wave$ is back, starting his year off with another hit titled “WEIGHT.” The world is real heavy especially with everything happening with Russia but Dre Wave$ takes this chance to allow his emotions to roll of the tongue; sad that some people would dawg such a dope brother for allowing himself to seem weak with emotion with how the world is set up. From his fathers passing which hurt him…

Evince

Reveal the presence of (a quality or feeling); display