Polygraph

Definition of Polygraph

Polygraph is a noun that refers to a machine used to detect and record changes in a person's physiological responses, such as blood pressure, pulse rate, and respiration, while they answer a series of questions.

How should Polygraph divide into syllables

The word 'polygraph' has three syllables. The vowels in this word are 'o' and 'y', and the consonants are 'p', 'l', 'g', 'r', 'a', and 'ph'.

Part of Speech - Polygraph

The suspect was connected to a polygraph to determine if they were telling the truth.

Sentences with Polygraph

• The police used a polygraph to determine if the suspect was lying.
• He was nervous about taking the polygraph test.
• The polygraph measures changes in your body while you answer questions.
• I don't believe in the accuracy of polygraphs.
• The polygraph can be used as a tool in criminal investigations.
• The results of the polygraph test showed that he was telling the truth.
• She passed the polygraph examination with flying colors.
• The polygraph operator asked a series of questions.
• Polygraph tests are sometimes used in job interviews for security positions.
• The polygraph machine is connected to various sensors on the body.

Quotes with Polygraph

Number of characters in Polygraph

9 ( p, o, l, y, g, r, a, p, h )

Unique letters in Polygraph

8 ( p, o, l, y, g, r, a, h )

Polygraph Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Polygraph

IPA (International): ˈpɑ:ˌli:ˌgræf

ARA (American): ˈpɑˌliˌgræf

EPA (English): ˈpɑ:ˌli:ˌgræf

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