What is another word for inferred evidences?
Pronunciation: [ɪnfˈɜːd ˈɛvɪdənsɪz] (IPA) 
Inferred evidences are those that are not directly observed or recorded but are rather deduced from other available facts or indications. Synonyms for inferred evidences include circumstantial evidence, indirect evidence, inferred information, extrapolated evidence, and implicit evidence. Circumstantial evidence refers to evidence that is not direct, but rather suggests a particular inference. Indirect evidence refers to evidence that is not immediately clear, but rather requires interpretation and analysis to be fully understood. Inferred information refers to knowledge gained from clues or assumptions. Extrapolated evidence refers to evidence that is inferred based on available data, while implicit evidence refers to evidence that is not stated directly, but can be deduced from context.
