Law Enforcement & Police Word Search
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Sample words: ACCUSED, AFFECT, ABUSE, ACTION, ACCORD, AGAINST, ADOPT, AGENT, ARMED, BAIL, DEAL, DEED, FEAR, FIGHT, KIN, CODE.
Law Enforcement & Police word list, defined
- ACCUSED /əˈkjuːzd/ · noun (used with a definite article); also the past participle of 'accuse'
- The person or people formally charged with committing a crime; a defendant standing trial. Related: defendant, suspect, respondent, culprit.
- AFFECT /əˈfɛkt/ (verb); /ˈæfɛkt/ (noun) · verb (also noun)
- As a verb, to influence or produce a change in something; as a noun (chiefly in psychology), the observable expression of emotion or feeling. Related: influence, impact, touch, alter.
- ABUSE /əˈbjuːs/ (noun), /əˈbjuːz/ (verb) · noun, verb
- As a noun, abuse is the improper or cruel treatment of a person or thing, especially repeatedly or over time. As a verb, it means to treat a person or thing wrongly or violently, or to use something for a purpose it was not intended for. Related: mistreatment, misuse, maltreatment, exploitation.
- ACTION /ˈækʃən/ · noun
- The process or fact of doing something, typically to achieve an aim; a thing done; an act. It also denotes the way something moves or operates, as in the action of a machine or drug. Related: deed, act, move, step.
- ACCORD /əˈkɔːrd/ · noun, verb
- Agreement or harmony between people, groups, or things; as a verb, to grant or give someone a status, right, or honour, or (of two things) to be consistent with each other. Related: agreement, harmony, concord, consensus.
- AGAINST /əˈɡɛnst/ · preposition
- In opposition or conflict with someone or something; also indicating physical contact or support, as when something rests upon or presses toward another thing.
- ADOPT /əˈdɒpt/ · verb
- To legally take another person's child into one's own family and raise them as one's own; more broadly, to choose to take up or start using an idea, method, practice, or course of action. Related: embrace, take on, assume, espouse.
- AGENT /ˈeɪdʒənt/ · noun
- A person or thing that acts on behalf of another person, group, or organization; in chemistry and biology, a substance or force that produces a specified effect. Related: representative, proxy, delegate, intermediary.
- ARMED /ɑːrmd/ · adjective
- Equipped with or carrying a weapon or weapons; also used more broadly to mean provided with the means of defense or attack. Related: weaponed, equipped, fortified.
- BAIL /beɪl/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, bail is the temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, or the money or property pledged to secure that release; as a verb it means to release someone on such terms, or to scoop water out of a boat. Related: surety, security, guarantee, pledge.
- DEAL /diːl/ · verb, noun
- To distribute or give out something, or to handle and manage a situation or person; as a noun, an agreement or arrangement made between parties. Related: handle, manage, distribute, negotiate.
- DEED /diːd/ · noun
- An action or act, especially one that is notable, morally significant, or deliberate; in law, a signed legal document that transfers ownership of property. Related: act, action, feat, exploit.
- FEAR /fɪə(r)/ · noun, verb
- An unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm; as a verb, to be afraid of someone or something. Related: dread, terror, fright, panic.
- FIGHT /faɪt/ · verb (also noun)
- To take part in a physical struggle or battle against an opponent using force; more broadly, to contend or strive energetically against someone or something, whether in a quarrel, a campaign, or a cause. Related: battle, combat, contend, struggle.
- KIN /kɪn/ · noun
- A person's family or relatives; a group of people connected by blood or marriage. A person's family or relatives who are closely related. Related: family, relatives, kinfolk, blood.
- CODE /kəʊd/ (UK), /koʊd/ (US) · noun, verb
- A system of words, letters, figures, or symbols used to represent others, especially for the purposes of secret transmission or concise communication; also a set of rules or instructions, as in law or computing. As a verb, to convert a message into such a system, or to write computer programs. Related: cipher, cryptogram, system, protocol.
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