Evidentially

A word that bosses typically use to make them sound more important than they actually are.

How's the job evidentially going
It evidentially can't be done

by Dick john's May 22, 2020

Evidentical

To have evidence supporting a situation that clearly proves or makes the solution obvious.

"Now that we know that, its evidentical what happened here.

by Anastasia17 May 7, 2019

evidencify

To give evidence, typically to prove a fact or to justify one's reason.

To improve your answer, you need to evidencify.

by Chris P. Fry January 18, 2017

Exidental

Accidentally hooking up with or dating your ex's ex

Marissa- what? how, when and why did you and Amanda get together? she's my ex!
Shar- not really sure...it was kind of exidental...

by Buzzchainsaw July 3, 2017

self-evident

not needing to be demonstrated or explained; obvious

We hold these truths to be self-evident.

by bluestinger66 December 1, 2022

Evidentually

Meaning there is evidence that at some point in the future one will get around to completing a pre-planned task

Evidentually speaking, the house will be cleaned

by Rocka Con July 30, 2011

evidentialist

Someone who requires every claim to be justified by any shred of reasonable evidence.

An evidentialist would not usually be led to believe in the existence of any deity.

by TwilightSparkle November 30, 2011