0 past simple and past participle of adduce
1 to give reasons why you think something is true:
None of the evidence adduced in court was conclusive.
We do not claim that the considerations adduced here demonstrate that the necessity thesis is false, but we do think that they problematize it.
Several reasons can be adduced to explain this ' soft landing ' in the macro-economy.
While the assumption is common, surprisingly little empirical evidence has been adduced to support it.
I would argue, however, that available evidence can be adduced by a skillful advocate for either position.
A variety of evidence was adduced in favor of this alternative, 1-chunk hypothesis, which deserves a detailed discussion.
All testimony came from ' deponents ' adduced by the claimant.
Second, the input may influence how easily a meaning is accessed or adduced.
No fresh argument would be adduced for making it 'a special case'.
