Question

What is the meaning of the word evinced in the following quotation? but at she grew older she evinced so much intelligence and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such valuable piece of property.

Answer 1

The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.

Step-by-step explanation:

The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.The word "evince" in the following means: DEMONSTRATED. "But as she grew older she evinced so much intelligence, and was so faithful, that her master and mistress could not help seeing it was for their interest to take care of such a valuable piece of property." This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.

Answer 2

1. evinced = D. to show

2. forbore = C. to refrain from

3. eking = A. to make a supply last by economy

4. disencumber = B. to free from