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evidence vs an evidence

The correct phrase is 'evidence.' 'Evidence' is a non-countable noun and does not require an article before it.
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Last updated: March 11, 2025 • 5478 views

evidence

This is the correct form. 'Evidence' is a non-count noun and does not require an article before it.

Use 'evidence' when referring to facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.

Examples:

  • There is no evidence to support that claim.
  • The police collected evidence at the crime scene.

an evidence

'An evidence' is not commonly used in English. It is incorrect to use an article before 'evidence.'

  • You took something, placed it in an evidence bag.
  • There are no memos, submitting an evidence, filed on the 7th.
  • I've got a pair of Louboutins in an evidence bag.
  • To find an evidence that she's real.
  • They're locked away in an evidence room.
  • And I want the lease in an evidence bag, please.
  • By now, Nomar Arcielo's cell is in an evidence locker at Queens North.
  • He's in our system as an evidence officer with a clearance card for this room, but I'm telling you, nobody by that name has ever worked here.
  • If that gun is sitting in an evidence room, how was it used to kill our vic?
  • There was an evidence was inconclusive.
  • I've got an evidence bag in there.
  • I've got a pair of Louboutins in an evidence bag.
  • I've got an evidence bag.
  • Okay, ladies, this is called an evidence bag.
  • Frost, can I have an evidence bag.
  • This should be in an evidence room.
  • You're offering a conclusion not found an evidence.
  • Jewel, I apologize that this wristwatch is still in an evidence bag.
  • I'm guessing an evidence bag in the sheriff's office.
  • There's an evidence bag coming to you.

Alternatives:

  • evidence

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