circumstantial in Irish
circumstantial in Irish is beacht — circumstantial means based on indirect evidence that suggests something without directly proving it.
circumstantial in Irish
beacht
Abounding with minor circumstances; in great detail; particular.
What does "circumstantial" mean?
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adj Based on indirect evidence that suggests something without directly proving it.
"The conviction rested entirely on circumstantial evidence."
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adj Relating to incidental details rather than the main point.
"The report went into circumstantial detail that wasn't really necessary."
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circumstantial in a sentence
- The conviction rested entirely on circumstantial evidence.
- The report went into circumstantial detail that wasn't really necessary.
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What is "circumstantial" in Irish?
"circumstantial" in Irish is beacht. circumstantial means: Based on indirect evidence that suggests something without directly proving it.
How do you use "circumstantial" in a sentence?
Example: "The conviction rested entirely on circumstantial evidence." In Irish, "circumstantial" is beacht.
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