How To Spell adduces?
How to Pronounce adduces?
Correct pronunciation for the word "adduces" is [ɐdjˈuːsɪz], [ɐdjˈuːsɪz], [ɐ_d_j_ˈuː_s_ɪ_z].
What are the misspellings for adduces?
- addivce,
- sadducees,
- adjusers,
- audices,
- articels,
- adeiunce,
- poduces,
- advaces,
- addcits,
- addices,
- ardues,
- aduiences,
- iddues,
- addicet,
- adnacer,
- adscense,
- adcised,
- addrses,
- adbice,
- addiced,
- adacemy,
- rduces,
- addtess,
- addicits,
- audineces,
- audieneces,
- audicen,
- addics,
- judces,
- anouces,
- advces,
- idiosycies,
- artices,
- adbuse,
- adiences,
- addesses,
- audinces,
- oddice
"Adduces" in context
Adduces is a term used to describe the act of introducing evidence or opinions in support or to refute an argument. It can be used in a variety of different ways and contexts, from legal proceedings to academic discussions. In the legal context, adduces refers to a party introducing evidence or documents to make a point or prove its case. In an academic context, adduces can refer to the introduction of theories, facts, statistics and other forms of evidence in support of a claim or argument. Adduces can involve offering both spoken and written materials, such as expert testimony, expert reports, affidavits, as well as other forms of documentation.
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Resources
- Correct spelling for adduces [Infographic] | Spellchecker.net
- adduces - English spelling dictionary
- Adduces | Definition of adduces by Merriam-Webster
- Adduces definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
- Adduces | Definition of adduces at Dictionary.com
- Adduces dictionary definition | adduces defined
