evidential

adjective

ev·i·den·tial | \ ˌe-və-ˈden(t)-shəl

Definition of evidential

: evidentiary sense 1

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Whatever law enforcement and UFC officials have told Michael Chiesa about publicly discussing the bus attack involving Conor McGregor, his reasons for seeking another topic seem personal, not evidential. — Lance Pugmire, latimes.com, "UFC 226's Michael Chiesa won't let Conor McGregor throw him under the bus," 3 July 2018 The handwritten accounting document, called in Ukraine the Black Ledger, is an evidential linchpin for investigating corruption in the former government. — New York Times, "Ukraine, Seeking U.S. Missiles, Halted Cooperation With Mueller Investigation," 2 May 2018 The class will focus on presenting historical and evidential bases for Christianity, defending it against objections. — Courant Community, "Community News For The South Windsor Edition," 17 July 2017 The class will focus on presenting historical and evidential bases for Christianity, defending it against objections. — Courant Community, "Community News For The South Windsor Edition," 17 July 2017 The class will focus on presenting historical and evidential bases for Christianity, defending it against objections. — Courant Community, "Community News For The South Windsor Edition," 17 July 2017 The class will focus on presenting historical and evidential bases for Christianity, defending it against objections. — Courant Community, "Community News For The South Windsor Edition," 3 July 2017

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