adduce in Portuguese
adduce in Portuguese is aduzir — adduce means to give a reason, example or fact as evidence for an argument.
adduce in Portuguese
aduzir
(transitive) To bring forward or offer, as an argument, passage, or consideration which bears on a statement or case; to cite; to allege.
What does "adduce" mean?
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verb To give a reason, example or fact as evidence for an argument.
"Both the rise and fall of the Stalinist regimes can be adduced against the Manifesto: the former, because what came into being was so inimical to human liberation, the latter because whether one supported or opposed it, it failed."
- verb To offer something as proof.
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- Both the rise and fall of the Stalinist regimes can be adduced against the Manifesto: the former, because what came into being was so inimical to human liberation, the latter because whether one supported or opposed it, it failed.
- But he adduces many recent facts, such as the overhead wiring in 1959 for electric working of the ex-S.E.R. Angerstein's Wharf branch.
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What is "adduce" in Portuguese?
"adduce" in Portuguese is aduzir. adduce means: To give a reason, example or fact as evidence for an argument.
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