Concrete evidence
Definition
Concrete evidence refers to specific, tangible proof that is based on facts, observations, or reliable sources.
Analogy
Imagine you're building a strong foundation for an argument. Concrete evidence is like the solid bricks you use - they provide undeniable support and stability.
Related terms
Direct evidence: Evidence that directly proves a fact without requiring any inference.
Empirical evidence: Evidence that is based on direct observation or experience.
Verifiable evidence: Evidence that can be confirmed by multiple sources or methods.
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