polygraph
polygraph
Definition
poly·graph (päl′i graf′)
polygraph
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: Using a polygraph, Hearne could watch the eye movements for signs of the special signal.
- take: If you have been asked to take a polygraph, then you might want to click here first.
Modifies a noun
- examination: Why don't you submit MckNight, the TV show host to a polygraph examination?
- test: I think it's the same reason why she agreed to take the polygraph test.
- testing: In reality polygraph testing is a highly questionable method of separating truth from falsehood, whether the results are positive or negative.
- examiner: The rule was that if the polygraph examiner did not produce the desired results he was no good.
- machine: Current polygraph machines that monitor blood pressure, perspiration, breathing and pulse rates cost up to £ 7,000.
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