Evinced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVINCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EVINCE, to show clearly
• reveal the presence of (a quality or feeling); indicate

Words related to EVINCED

evince11 evinces12 evincing14

How to use EVINCED in a sentence

• She answered quietly, and was met by a surprise and curiosity which evinced that he was greatly drawn towards her case.
• It was full of jealousies, and evinced no patriotism.
• Something still more positive and unequivocal has been evinced to be requisite.
• Luzerne smiled, and thought what rare thoughtfulness and judgment she has evinced.
• This will be evinced in a hundred extraordinary instances in this narrative.
• His sickness was proved by a fellow apprentice, and indeed his appearance at the bar clearly evinced it.
• Thus, in either extremity, I evinced a more laudable spirit of enterprise than did my old-fashioned predecessor.
• At the Trappe, where it was shown by the inventor on the following Saturday, an equal degree of approbation was evinced.
• It had evidently been well paid for its services, and evinced no impetuous desire to betray so good a customer.
• The publisher has evinced great liberality in the pictorial department of the volume, having expended upward of twelve hundred dollars on the illustrations alone.
• At his request that her first mission be to deliver a sealed packet at the office of Richard Penfield, in the lower West Side, she evinced neither surprise nor displeasure.
• I have heard him many times, but never when he appeared to better advantage, or evinced such depth of feeling as upon this occasion.
• Louis, whose sympathies were evinced in a similar manner.
• Obscure corners in stables and sheds were turned into hiding-places, and the cunning of the negro was well evinced by the successful concealment of many bulky articles.
• That the world, even the theological world, moves with tolerable rapidity when once set in motion, is evinced by the fact that on Mrs.
• The men evinced no alarm, but the women and pretty little plump-faced children were much frightened at their white faces, and seemed not a little glad to get away.
• Home evinced a holy joy, and, in the name of his noble kinsman and of Lord Cranstoun, promised Gropptty a handsome reward for his trouble.
• As young Allen grew up, he evinced a remarkable aptitude for the acquirement of knowledge, and his studious habits were well known to his playmates and companions.
• The birds and beasts evinced little fear of the floating rafts.
• Mrs Tomkins, a woman of the world, evinced no anxiety at all, sat smiling, and in peace.
• Towards Jehoiakim he also evinced a kind disposition.
• At Port Essington, the older members of his family evinced much jealousy on account of the attention shown him, and his determination to remain with Mr.
• Many another woman would have evinced some embarrassment.
• He evinced great solicitude for the event of the battle, and fears for the safety of his friend Captain HARDY.
• This youth of twenty-three evinced far more conservatism than many colleagues twice his age.
• The last, however, she never evinced in sight or hearing of Diane.

Similar words containing EVINC without suffix ed

evince11 evinces12 evincing14 evincive16 evincible16 evincibly19 evincement17 evincements18

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