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Evincement
The act of evincing or proving or the state of being evinced
Evince
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Evincible
Capable of being proved or clearly brought to light demonstrable
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Evincive
Tending to prove having the power to demonstrate demonstrative indicative
numinous
Evincing the presence of a deity as a numinous wood the most numinous moment in the Mass
ordered
having or evincing a systematic arrangement especially having elements succeeding in order according to rule as an ordered sequence an ordered
Robust
Evincing strength indicating vigorous health strong sinewy muscular vigorous sound as a robust body robust youth robust health
Tail
the meant to exonerate the estate (for he might, if he pleased, have acquired the fee-simple), unless he evince the contrary intention by taking as assignment of the incumbrance to a trustee in trust for himself, or
Rancorous
Full of rancor evincing or caused by rancor deeply malignant implacably spiteful or malicious intensely virulent
Magna Carta
have a power of dissenting, and not be bound by the opinion of the others. The 30th chapter evinces a liberal treatment of foreigners:-'All merchants if they were not openly prohibited before shall have their safe and
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