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forensic

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /fəˈrɛnsɪk/

forensic means: Using science to examine evidence and find out what happened in a crime.

adjective

CRIME SCIENCEB2

Using science to examine evidence and find out what happened in a crime.

  • Police collected forensic evidence.
  • A forensic scientist examined the blood samples.
  • The forensic report linked him to the crime.

Common phrases: forensic evidence, forensic analysis, forensic scientist

VERY THOROUGHC2

Examining every small detail with great care.

  • She examined the figures with forensic care.
  • His forensic account exposed several gaps in the story.
  • The journalist subjected every claim to forensic scrutiny.

Similar words: meticulous, thorough, painstaking

Opposites: superficial

Common phrases: forensic scrutiny, forensic detail, forensic examination

CRIMINAL RISKC2

Concerning disabilities or related care where there is a risk of criminal behaviour.

  • She works in forensic disability services.
  • The forensic learning disability team assessed his needs.
  • He received care in a forensic disability unit.

Common phrases: forensic learning disability, forensic disability services

Questions about forensic

What does forensic mean?

Using science to examine evidence and find out what happened in a crime.

What is forensic in other languages?

Türkçe: adli · Español: forense · Français: médico-légal · Deutsch: forensisch · Italiano: forense · 日本語: 法科学の

How do you pronounce forensic?

It is pronounced /fəˈrɛnsɪk/.

How do you use forensic in a sentence?

Police collected forensic evidence. A forensic scientist examined the blood samples.

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