Synonyms and antonyms of Proof and evidence in American Thesaurus

evidence (noun)

facts or physical signs that help to prove something

sign (noun)

a piece of evidence that something is happening or that something exists

suggestion (noun)

the possibility that something is true, or evidence showing that something may be true

proof (noun)

information or evidence that shows that something is definitely true or definitely exists

demonstration (noun)

an event that proves a fact

illustration (noun)

an example, event, fact, etc. that shows that something else is true, or shows what something is like

pointer (noun)

something that shows the development or progress of a situation

mark (noun)

something that shows that a person or thing has a particular quality

the color of someone’s money ()

proof that someone is going to pay you

smoking gun (noun)

informal clear proof that someone has done something wrong or illegal

ammo (noun)

informal ammunition

ammunition (noun)

facts or evidence that can be used against someone in an argument

(a) testament to something ()

evidence that something exists or is true

audit trail (noun)

information that is recorded, for example on paper or in a computer, and that proves that events happened in a particular way

authentication (noun)

the act of proving or showing that something is real and not false or copied

the balance of probabilities (noun)

the standard of proof that has to be reached in civil cases and which is less than complete certainty

bona fides (noun)

formal evidence or proof that someone has sincere feelings or is who they claim to be

calling card (noun)

evidence that someone or something has been to a place

cause of action (noun)

a fact or set of facts that is sufficient to justify legal action

corroboration (noun)

formal evidence or information that supports what someone has said

giveaway (noun)

a movement, action, or expression on someone’s face that shows the truth about something or that lets you realize something that should be a secret

indicator (noun)

something that shows you what condition something is in

in writing ()

in the form of a document, that you can keep as proof of something such as an agreement

living proof ()

someone who is living proof of something is an example that proves it to be true

manifestation (noun)

formal evidence that something exists or is present

the onus of proof (noun)

the responsibility of proving that something is true in a court of law

paper trail (noun)

a series of documents that can be used to show what someone did or how a situation developed

proof positive ()

something that makes you certain that something is true or exists

reflection (noun)

something that clearly shows something

reinforcement (noun)

the process of reinforcing something

relic (noun)

humorous a piece of evidence or a sign of something that has existed or happened recently

scent (noun)

a series of facts and signs that help someone discover something

sign (noun)

evidence that someone is present

sign of life ()

evidence that there is someone in a place

standard of proof (noun)

the level of evidence needed in particular legal cases

support (noun)

proof that something is true or correct

testimony (noun)

evidence that something exists or is true

trail (noun)

a series of marks or objects left by someone or something that shows they have been there

trail (noun)

a series of pieces of connected evidence that prove that someone did something wrong or illegal

trophy (noun)

something that you keep as proof of an achievement that you are proud of, for example a part of an animal that you have killed