Evidenced
Evidenced adjective - Supported by evidence.
Implied and evidenced are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Implied" instead a verb "Evidenced".
Nearby Words: evidence, evidencing
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Its implied that this is because his father is not around, as evidenced from a conversation with Fuchs when he says he couldn't reach Zach's father.
Source: Film / Dirty Deeds - And it's visually implied that he enjoys their psychological pain as evidenced by his smug and satisfied expression when one of his creations go mad from isolation.
Source: Sadist -
Fartillery: In "Ziltoidian Empire" on Z2, it's strongly implied that this is how Poozers get around, as evidenced by the sound of one Poozer making its way home.
Source: Music / Devin Townsend
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