Cross-examination
Cross-examination noun - (law) close questioning of a hostile witness in a court of law to discredit or throw a new light on the testimony already provided in direct examination.
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Synonyms for Cross-examination
Written and cross-examination are semantically related. in test topic. In some cases you can use "Written" instead a noun phrase "Cross-examination".
Written
Written adjective - Set down in writing in any of various ways.
Cross-examination and written are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cross-examination" instead a noun "Written".
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- trial and cross-examination
- trial and written
- survey and cross-examination
- survey and written
- eye and cross-examination
- eye and written
- canvass and cross-examination
- canvass and written
- search and cross-examination
- search and written
- make-up and cross-examination
- make-up and written
- quiz and cross-examination
- quiz and written
Both words in one sentence
- Your Svejk alleged under cross-examination that it was not your letter, but that he had written it himself.
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