Evinces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVINCES in dictionary:

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

Words related to EVINCES

evince11 evinced13 evincing14

How to use EVINCES in a sentence

• No general error evinces a more thorough confusion of ideas than the error of supposing Donne and Cowley metaphysical in the sense wherein Wordsworth and Coleridge are so.
• Nothing perhaps evinces so clearly as this, how wretched was the constitution and how incapable was the administration of this so-called golden age of the republic.
• The tempestuous situation from which Massachusetts has scarcely emerged, evinces that dangers of this kind are not merely speculative.
• But this evinces, not their perfection, but their imperfection.
• This work, which evinces accurate and original powers of observation, established his reputation as a scientific and judicious traveler.
• Johnston evinces by his manners and conversation and liberal sentiments that he has passed many of his years in polished and refined circles.
• The French, however, made an attempt to improve on the trial by jury, which I think only evinces that the institution as adopted in England is not to be excelled.
• If any one among their number evinces talent for any particular art, she is trained in that art.
• The quiet, steady-looking girl who evinces a willingness to learn is apt to be a safe investment.
• James Henry Smith, evinces a nice taste in matters feminine.
• This was the outcome of his Gnostic and realistic doctrine of recapitulation, and evinces clear traces of the influence of Pauline theology.
• I hardly know which most to admire, the character it portrays, or the filial piety it evinces.
• LOWELL evinces the firmest faith in his passion, which is evidently as sincere as it is well-bestowed.
• All are made of the purest gold, and their decoration evinces the most consummate skill and taste on the part of the artist.
• This legislation evinces the dominion of a malignant principle.
• The practice under the Constitution sufficiently evinces, that this portion of the commercial power is exclusive in Congress.
• All experience evinces that human sentiments are strongly influenced by associations.
• Nothing more clearly evinces his unerring vision of moral realities than his judgment upon this encroaching passion.
• Addison who had a pretty little retreat at Bilton, near Rugby, evinces in most of his occasional allusions to gardens a correct judgment.
• Perhaps no monarch is oftener seen without, or evinces less fear for his personal safety, than the tyrant Ferdinand.
• Still, it evinces a profound respect for the great principles of morality, and as clear a perception of those principles as is to be found in the most cultivated nations.
• The provision which is made for the comfort and happiness of mankind in this life, evinces strange goodness in God.
• All experience evinces that human sentiments are strongly influenced by association.
• That author was certainly desirous of all the graces of composition, and his volume by its singular sculptures evinces his inordinate affection for his work.
• Her household is managed by servants, and about her home nothing evinces the neat, provident, and attentive housewife.

Similar words containing EVINCE without suffix s

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