Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
concrete evidence
noun
/kənˈkriːt ˈɛvɪdəns/

Definition
Information or proof that is tangible and verifiable, rather than abstract or based on opinion.

Examples
- The scientist presented concrete evidence to support his hypothesis.
- In court, the attorney must provide concrete evidence to convince the jury.
- The study offered concrete evidence of climate change impacts.

Meaning
Concrete evidence refers to physical or direct proof that can be observed or measured, providing a strong foundation for claims or arguments.

Synonyms
- tangible evidence
- verifiable proof
- substantial evidence
- physical evidence
- factual evidence