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How many syllables in Prosecution?

prosecution has 4 syllables

pros-e-cu-tion

The act of charging someone with a crime and putting them on trial.

This word has four syllables. The vowels in this word are o, e, u, and i. The consonants are p, r, s, c, t, and n.

Noun

The prosecution presented their evidence in court.

The prosecution is seeking a life sentence for the accused.
The defense challenged the prosecution's evidence.
The prosecution rested their case after calling several witnesses.
The prosecution argued that the defendant was guilty of the crime.
The judge will hear arguments from both the prosecution and the defense before making a ruling.
The prosecution presented a strong case against the accused.
The prosecution called an expert witness to testify.
The defense cross-examined the prosecution's witness.
The prosecution is responsible for proving the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
The prosecution filed charges against the suspect.

The duty of the prosecution is to seek justice, not merely to convict.
The prosecution always has the advantage because they get to go first and last.
The prosecution is not entitled to a win; each side still has to prove their case.
The prosecution is not a witness; they are the one seeking to put the defendant on trial.
The prosecution is not trying to win a game; they are trying to prove someone's guilt.