Evidence and Truth

Evidence

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

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

Truth noun - Agreement with fact or reality.

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Evidence and truth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Evidence" instead a noun "Truth".

obvious	obvious evidence	obvious truth
actual	actual evidence	actual truth
real	real evidence	real truth
little	little evidence	little truth
Other adjectives: important, possible, less, scientific, historical.

By extension, Phoenix Wright forging evidence in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney just to find the truth largely because the real incriminating evidence had been removed.

Source: I Did What I Had To Do / Video Games
In truth, he admits that he doesn't remotely have enough evidence to convict them, motive or no motive.

Source: Motive Equals Conclusive Evidence
The main character notes during the story some evidence that he was telling the truth.

Source: Miscarriage of Justice

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