evidentially
evidentially — 副詞
1. with regard to proof, especially how well the facts support or fail to support a
就證據而言
從證據的角度來看；憑證據來證明
with regard to proof, especially how well the facts support or fail to support a claim.
The judge decided that Nikhil's claim was evidentially weak, with no photos or witnesses.
法官認定 Nikhil 的主張在證據上很薄弱，因為沒有照片，也沒有證人。
evidentially + adjective: evidentially weak / thin
Evidentially, the two stories are very different: one has video proof, the other has none.
就證據而言，這兩種說法差很多：一個有影片為證，另一個什麼都沒有。
sentence adverb at the start: Evidentially, ...
Elena wanted her theory to be solid evidentially, so she checked every number twice.
Elena 希望她的理論在證據上站得住腳，所以每個數字都檢查了兩遍。
Historians say the old story about the castle is evidentially unsupported.
歷史學家說，關於那座城堡的古老故事在證據上缺乏支持。
Ada's report was clear and well written, but evidentially it proved very little.
Ada 的報告條理清楚、文筆流暢，但就證據而言，它幾乎證明不了什麼。
contrast: well written but evidentially weak
- evidentially weak
- proved evidentially
用法筆記
Can modify an adjective, as in 'evidentially weak', or follow a verb, as in 'proved evidentially'.