polygraphic
/ˌpɑliˈɡræfɪk/
adjective
- Relating to or involving a lie detector (polygraph) test.
- The agency required all new recruits to undergo polygraphic screening.
- The polygraphic examination lasted over two hours and included multiple control questions.
- Polygraphic evidence is not always admissible in court due to reliability concerns.
- Relating to many different writing systems or methods of writing.
- The linguist studied polygraphic inscriptions that used both hieroglyphs and cuneiform.
- The museum displayed a polygraphic collection of scripts from ancient civilizations.
- Her research focused on polygraphic traditions in early Mediterranean cultures.