Definition

Having the ability to show or demonstrate something clearly; serving as evidence or proof.

Example

The evincive nature of her argument convinced everyone in the room.

Conversation

I read an article about how art can be evincive of cultural identity.

That sounds interesting! I never thought about it that way.

Yeah, it really opened my eyes to how much art reflects our experiences.

Totally! It's amazing how something visual can convey such deep meanings.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Evincive is formed from "e-" (meaning out) and "vincere" (meaning to conquer or overcome). The word describes something that effectively demonstrates or proves a point, as if it conquers doubt or disbelief.

Memory Tip

Think of something that 'overcomes' ('vincere') doubt or disbelief by showing evidence — that's what evincive means.

Visually Confused Words