Definition

In a way that is based on or supported by evidence.

Example

The scientist presented her findings evidentially, showing clear data to support her claims.

Conversation

Did you see the report on climate change?

Yeah, it was quite alarming, but evidentially, we can't ignore the data.

I agree, it's crucial to base our understanding on facts.

Absolutely, the evidence really speaks for itself.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Evidentially → It is formed from "evident" (from Latin "evidens", meaning clear or obvious) and the suffix "-ially" (meaning in a manner relating to). The word "evidentially" means in a manner that is clear or obvious, often used in the context of evidence.

Memory Tip

Think of something being 'clear' or 'obvious' ('evident') and how it relates to the way something is presented ('-ially'). This helps you remember that 'evidentially' refers to presenting something in a clear or obvious manner.

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