How to Say “Evidence” in Plural

evidence
"Evidence" usually has no plural form. Use evidence for any amount, and say pieces of evidence to count it.
Meaning: facts or signs that show something is true (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

evidence is pronounced /ˈɛv.ɪ.dəns/.

What mistakes should you avoid?

evidence is uncountable in everyday English. To count it, say pieces of evidence. evidences appears only in some technical and religious writing.

Did you know?

  • English treats words like advice, information and furniture as uncountable, so they have no plural. In many other languages the same words are countable.

Examples in context

  • The police found new evidence.
    The singular sentence is the same.
  • The lawyer presented three pieces of evidence.
    Singular: The lawyer presented one piece of evidence.
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