evincement

noun

evincement

noun

Etymology From evince + -ment.

1

manifestation

However, being under the influence of great excitement and a heated brain, the point is soon yielded, which is the first evincement of the undermining of all good feeling.1828, Mr. Deale, Life in the West: Or, The Curtain Drawn, a Novel, volume 2, →OCLC, page 123:

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