Definition Synonyms
Definition of forensic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
crimeTECH. relating to scientific methods in crime investigationTECH.
- The forensic team analyzed the crime scene.
2.
legalTECH. pertaining to courts of law or legal mattersTECH.
- Forensic evidence was presented during the trial.
Expressions with forensic
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scientific material or data used to link people or events to crimes
The fingerprints provided crucial forensic evidence in the robbery case.
detailed scientific inspection to gather evidence for legal or criminal cases
The phone was seized for forensic examination by digital specialists.
laboratory that examines evidence using science for crime or legal cases
The forensic laboratory matched the fingerprints to a suspect in the robbery.
application of scientific methods to solve crimes
Forensic science helped identify the suspect through DNA analysis..
the use of accounting skills to investigate fraud
Forensic accountancy helped uncover the embezzlement scheme.
professional examining financial records for legal cases
A forensic accountant was hired for the fraud case.
use of accounting skills to investigate fraud or embezzlement
The company hired a forensic accounting firm to trace the missing funds.
scientific examination of evidence for legal cases
The forensic analysis revealed the suspect's fingerprints on the weapon.
scientific study of human remains to help solve legal investigations
She decided to specialize in forensic anthropology after studying biology.
use of medical knowledge for legal purposes
The court relied on forensic medicine for evidence.
medical science used for law, including death cause decisions
Forensic pathology helped the court understand how the victim died.
Origin of forensic
Latin, forensis (public) + ic (pertaining to)
Terms with forensic included in their meaning
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forensics
forensic analysis to identify individuals
forensic official
official who investigates sudden or suspicious deaths
forensic expert
expert in criminal behavior and mental processes
forensic
related to the process of taking fingerprints
forensic examination
set of tools for collecting evidence after sexual assault
forensic
expert who investigates causes of death through autopsies
forensic
process ensuring integrity of evidence or samples
forensic
collection of tools for sexual assault evidence collection
forensics
forensic science of outlining a person's characteristics
forensics
forensic technique identifying guns by bullet marks
forensic investigation
sensors measure brain activity response to crime-related images
neuroscience
forensic technique using EEG to find stored brain information
ballistics lab
forensic matching of bullet markings to link ammunition to a firearm
forensic science
study of lip prints to identify people
forensics
expert in forensic science
forensics
expert in collecting forensic evidence
forensics
forensic analysis of fingerprints for identifying people
forensic work
person who assists in autopsies by handling bodies and equipment
forensic clue
showing evidence of involvement in a crime
forensic exclusion
evidence showing exclusion from a known group
acr: United States Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory
laboratory for forensic and investigative services to the U.S. Army
forensic
3D digital reconstruction for body analysis
forensic science
field analyzing sound recordings for legal evidence
Examples of forensic in a sentence
She studied forensic science at university. The forensic report was crucial in solving the case. Forensic analysis revealed the document was forged.
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- French:médico-légal, judiciaire, ...
- German:forensisch, gerichtlich, ...
- Italian:forense, giudiziario, ...
- Spanish:forense, legal, ...
- Portuguese:forense, legal, ...
- Chinese:法医的, 法庭的, ...
- Japanese:法医学の, 法医学的な, ...
- Arabic:جِنائي, قَضَائِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹרֶנְזִי, מִשְׁפָּטִי, ...
- Russian:криминалистический, юридический, ...
- Ukrainian:судово-медичний, судовий, ...
- Hindi:फॉरेंसिक, फोरेंसिक, ...
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