forensics
/fəˈrɛnsɪks/
noun
- The use of scientific methods to investigate crimes and examine evidence.
- The detective relied on forensics to find fingerprints at the crime scene.
- She studied forensics in college to help solve criminal cases.
- Modern forensics can analyze DNA from a single strand of hair.
- The study or practice of formal debate and argumentation.
- Forensics teaches students how to build logical arguments and rebut opposing views.
- He joined the forensics club to improve his public speaking skills.
- The school's forensics team won the regional debate championship.