forensics
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /fəˈrɛnsɪks/ · UK /fəˈrensɪks/
forensics means: The use of science to examine evidence and help solve crimes.
noun
The use of science to examine evidence and help solve crimes.
- She studies forensics at university.
- Forensics linked the suspect to the stolen car.
- Digital forensics revealed when the files were deleted.
The study and practice of speaking and arguing effectively in organized debates.
- She joined the school's forensics team.
- Studying forensics helped him speak more confidently in debates.
- Our students won three prizes at the forensics tournament.
A school club where students practise public speaking and take part in debates.
- She joined forensics at school.
- Our forensics club meets every Tuesday.
- Forensics helped him become a confident speaker.
Questions about forensics
What does forensics mean?
The use of science to examine evidence and help solve crimes.
What is forensics in other languages?
Türkçe: adli bilimler · Español: ciencia forense · Français: criminalistique · Deutsch: Forensik · Italiano: scienze forensi · 日本語: 法科学
How do you pronounce forensics?
In American English /fəˈrɛnsɪks/; in British English /fəˈrensɪks/.
How do you use forensics in a sentence?
She studies forensics at university. Forensics linked the suspect to the stolen car.
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