Question
In each of the following questions, a word has been used
in sentences in THREE different ways. Choose the option corresponding to the sentences in which the usage of the word 'evince' is CORRECT or APPROPRIATE. EVINCE i) The researcher evinced her hypothesis by conducting a groundbreaking experiment. ii) The child evinced great interest in the museum's exhibits, eagerly asking questions about the artifacts. iii) His actions evinced a lack of remorse, which upset everyone involved.Solution
Sentence i is incorrect as 'Evince' means to show or demonstrate clearly, but here, it implies proving or validating the hypothesis, which is not appropriate. Sentence ii is correct because the child's interest was clearly demonstrated, which aligns with the meaning of evince. Sentence iii is correct as His actions demonstrated or revealed a lack of remorse, aligning with the meaning of evince. Â
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