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Circumstantial Meaning in English

word

/ˌsɝkəmˈstænʃəɫ/
ser-kum-STAN-shul
/sˈɜːkəmstˌɑːnʃəl/
SUR-kum-stahn-shul

Definición

Relating to or depending on specific circumstances or details; often used when evidence or information is based on situations rather than direct proof.

Uso & Matices

'Circumstantial evidence' is a common legal phrase meaning indirect evidence. The word is formal and technical, usually used in legal or academic contexts. Not used for everyday descriptions of people or objects outside such contexts.

Oraciones de Ejemplo

The lawyer said the evidence was only circumstantial.

basic

His explanation seemed circumstantial and lacked clear facts.

basic

The news report was full of circumstantial details, not direct evidence.

basic

Most of the case was built on circumstantial evidence rather than physical proof.

natural

Her arrest was mainly due to circumstantial factors, not something she actually did.

natural

There's nothing concrete—just a bunch of circumstantial stuff tying him to the scene.

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