What is another word for Adduced?

Pronunciation: [ɐdjˈuːst] (IPA)

"Adduced" is a word that is commonly used in legal and formal contexts which means to present or cite as evidence or proof. Some synonyms for "adduced" include "cited", "brought up", "introduced", "advanced", "presented", "offered", "proffered", "submitted", "put forth", "adduced", "stated", "alleged", "referred to", "mentioned", "pointed out", "indicated", "noted", and "demonstrated". Choosing the appropriate synonym for "adduced" when writing or speaking can help enhance the clarity of the message being conveyed and add an air of confidence and credibility.

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Usage examples for Adduced

The Essay on Projects might alone be Adduced in proof of Defoe's title to genius.
"Daniel Defoe"
William Minto
It is on this account that I would lay stress on the Mathematical side of things, and have Adduced instances where various discoveries have been made by following up the sequence indicated by the laws already known, and which have thus enabled us to fill up gaps in our knowledge, which would otherwise stop, or at least seriously hinder, our further progress.
"The Law and the Word"
Thomas Troward
We know of nothing, either in the natural or moral world, that continues in the same state: From a number of instances that might be Adduced, permit me to name one-that of money.
"An History of Birmingham (1783)"
William Hutton

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