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Vocabulary in Context Flashcards

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  1. The witness's testimony was described as 'compelling.' 'Compelling' means:

    Answer: convincing and persuasive

    'Compelling' means powerfully convincing or persuasive.

  2. The department implemented 'stringent' new protocols. 'Stringent' means:

    Answer: strict and precisely defined

    'Stringent' means strict, precise, and demanding exact compliance.

  3. The officer observed 'furtive' movements near parked vehicles. 'Furtive' means:

    Answer: secretive and attempting to avoid notice

    'Furtive' means secretive, stealthy, or attempting to escape notice.

  4. The investigator determined that the alibi was 'implausible.' 'Implausible' means:

    Answer: not seeming reasonable or believable

    'Implausible' means not seeming reasonable or probable.

  5. The liaison officer worked to build 'rapport' with residents. 'Rapport' means:

    Answer: a close and harmonious relationship based on mutual understanding

    'Rapport' refers to a relationship of mutual trust and understanding.

  6. The suspect's demeanor was described as 'belligerent.' 'Belligerent' means:

    Answer: hostile and aggressive

    'Belligerent' means hostile, aggressive, and eager to fight.