evince [америк. əˈvɪns, брит. ɪˈvɪns] ГЛ. перех. офиц.
1. evince desire/astonishment:
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The authors argued that both species were evincing rational choice based on linear ordering of information and later confirmed this using reaction time measures.
en.wikipedia.org The other maids approached evince little interest in the project.
en.wikipedia.org Both the buildings and the water system evince signs of consistent evolution throughout the life of the settlement with frequent additions, extensions and improvements.
en.wikipedia.org Bond usually evinces a preference for vodka martinis and his instruction on how it must be prepared quickly became another catchphrase.
en.wikipedia.org Similarly, the clouds and rock formations in the distance contain degrees of verisimilitude that evince studied observation.
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