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Allushta [10]
3 years ago
7

Can you guys/girls give me synonyms for these words? Thank you!

English
2 answers:
bagirrra123 [75]3 years ago
7 0

Synonyms for court reporter

noun recorder of court proceedings

brachygrapher

stenographer

stenotype reporter

couldn't find one for criminal case..

Synonyms for cross-examination

noun asking; looking into

analysis

audit

examination

hearing

inspection

interrogation

investigation

probe

query

question

questioning

request

research

scrutiny

search

study

survey

check

disquisition

exploration

grilling

inquest

inquisition

interrogatory

poll

pursuit

quest

Q and A

catechizing

delving

fishing expedition

legwork

probing

quizzing

third degree

trial balloon

Synonyms for defendant

noun accused

litigant

offender

prisoner

suspect

appellant

couldn't find direct examination or district court of appeals

Synonyms for federalism

noun advocacy of a strong central government

unionism

unitarianism

republicanism

timurjin [86]3 years ago
4 0

Here are some Synonyms for all of the words:

Court reporter: steno-type reporter, stenographer, and brachygrapher.

Criminal Case: there are no synonyms for criminal case but, there are some for criminal: criminates, criminalities and coming close.

Cross-Examination: analysis, search, survey, question, investigation and inspection.

Defendant: suspect, litigant, offender and prisoner.

Direct Examination: there are no synonyms for direct examination.

District Court of Appeals Federalism: there aren't any synonyms for this word so I'll just give you the synonym for the big words in the sentence.

District: region, neighborhood, section, territory and community,

Court: street, plaza, enclosure and patio.

Appeals: claim, demand, call, suit, bid, question, address and proposal.

Federalism: unionism, Unitarianism and republicanism.

I'll do the same thing for Florida Circuit Courts that I did for the one on top of it.

Florida: there's no synonyms for Florida.

Circuit: course, district, lap, route and tour.

The synonyms for Court are already up there.

Hope this answers your question :)

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