forensically
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7.2
- adverb
- /fəˈrɛn.sɪ.kli/
- Specialized
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meticulosamente
- The detectives examined the evidence forensically to uncover hidden details.
And from what we, you know, we were going through, we were forensically going through the data.
- And from what we, you know, we were going through, we were forensically going through the data.
- Like is there like have you kind of forensically tracked how we have gone in lock step through these various phases?
Examples
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And from what we, you know, we were going through, we were forensically going through the data.
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Like is there like have you kind of forensically tracked how we have gone in lock step through these various phases?
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Once I start, once you start looking at your books forensically, you catch guys that you you've been with every single day.
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Bring me that typewriter, and then I can forensically match the type... to the letter.
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Instead, recruiters should look to companies such as ours, who forensically map personnel structures of competitor employers anywhere in the world.
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That's why you've got to forensically go through it properly to get the win, because the name FURY, it means more to me in the life itself.
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The analyst forensically reviewed the report, ensuring no data was overlooked.
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Forensically, the team approached the case by meticulously analyzing every piece of information.
Synonyms
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3.5
To do something completely and carefully
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8.3
With great care and close attention to small details
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4.0
In an organized step by step way
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6.7
Looking carefully to find the truth or an answer
How Analytical
- Specialized
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8.3
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978
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2.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Forensically comes from the same Latin root forensis and forum ('public place'), where careful argument and proof were shown. So to do something forensically is to look at it very carefully and in detail, like a court expert checking evidence.