Evidenced
Evidenced adjective - Supported by evidence.
Pointed and evidenced are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pointed" instead a verb "Evidenced".
Nearby Words: evidence, evidencing
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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They still don't seem to have a consciousness while inanimate, though, as evidenced when Doc accidentally cut up Lambie and she didn't even notice until Doc pointed it out later in the episode.
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Raichu's initial character model was female, as evidenced by the fact that the tip of its tail was flat rather than pointed.
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Of course (as largely evidenced by that last part), it helps a lot that Trickster has a mental disorder that makes him go out and act like a lunatic, and is mostly aiding the Rogues because he's off his medication (he wasn't even aware that he was wearing a costume until Flash pointed it out).
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