Construction and Evidence

Construction

Construction noun - Something put together by arranging or connecting an array of parts.

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Evidence and construction are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Evidence" instead a noun "Construction".

Evidence noun - Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim.

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Construction and evidence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Construction" instead a noun "Evidence".

physical	physical construction	physical evidence
direct	direct construction	direct evidence
solid	solid construction	solid evidence
actual	actual construction	actual evidence
Other adjectives: real, weak, little, flimsy, new, later, recent.

The only real evidence that something is off about them is that, aside from the gadgets which grant each one his respective missing sense, they're not proper toons, but just ambulatory construction guides that cartoonists and animators usually draw before they fill in the finished character.

Source: Video Game / Toonstruck
Parallel Trouble Adventure is that reality splits depending on whether a construction worker on site when Lost Technology is found takes a sample home when his crew's ordered to destroy the evidence.

Source: For Want of a Nail
There is evidence that the construction of these ships actually damaged the Japanese economy; the curtain woven to conceal Yamato's construction from prying eyes required so much rope it crippled the Japanese fishing industry.

Source: Awesome But Impractical / Military

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