Pronunciation: /ˈprɑsɪˌkjutər/
noun A person, typically a lawyer, who institutes legal proceedings against someone
A1 The prosecutor argued that the defendant was guilty.
A2 The prosecutor called witnesses to testify in the trial.
B1 The prosecutor must prove the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
B2 The prosecutor's opening statement set the tone for the trial.
C1 The prosecutor's handling of the case demonstrated their expertise and professionalism.
C2 The prosecutor's reputation as a skilled litigator is well-known in legal circles.
verb None
A1 The prosecutor questioned the witness in court.
A2 The prosecutor presented the evidence to the jury.
B1 The prosecutor decided to pursue charges against the suspect.
B2 The prosecutor cross-examined the defendant's alibi.
C1 The prosecutor negotiated a plea deal with the defense attorney.
C2 The prosecutor meticulously prepared the case for trial.
adjective None
A1 The prosecutor lawyer presented the evidence in court.
A2 The prosecutor's case was strong and convincing.
B1 The prosecutor's argument was well-reasoned and supported by facts.
B2 The prosecutor's cross-examination exposed the witness's inconsistencies.
C1 The prosecutor's closing statement was powerful and left a lasting impression on the jury.
C2 The prosecutor's reputation for integrity and fairness is well-known in legal circles.
adverb None
A1 The prosecutor carefully examined the evidence.
A2 The prosecutor quickly made a decision on the case.
B1 The prosecutor thoroughly questioned the witness.
B2 The prosecutor skillfully presented the case in court.
C1 The prosecutor meticulously prepared for the trial.
C2 The prosecutor eloquently delivered the closing argument.
pronoun None
A1 The prosecutor asked the witness some questions in court.
A2 The prosecutor presented evidence to the jury during the trial.
B1 The prosecutor argued that the defendant was guilty based on the evidence.
B2 The prosecutor cross-examined the witness to challenge their testimony.
C1 The prosecutor's closing statement was powerful and persuasive.
C2 The prosecutor's handling of the case was praised by legal experts.
preposition None
A1 The prosecutor in the courtroom is asking questions.
A2 The prosecutor against the defendant presented strong evidence.
B1 The prosecutor for the case argued passionately in front of the jury.
B2 The prosecutor during the trial cross-examined the witness.
C1 The prosecutor throughout the investigation gathered crucial information.
C2 The prosecutor with years of experience handled the complex case with ease.
conjunction None
A1 The prosecutor presented evidence in court.
A2 The prosecutor questioned the witness.
B1 The prosecutor argued that the defendant was guilty.
B2 The prosecutor cross-examined the expert witness.
C1 The prosecutor negotiated a plea deal with the defense.
C2 The prosecutor's closing argument was compelling.
interjection None
A1 Prosecutor! Please stop the criminal!
A2 Prosecutor, do you think we have enough evidence to convict?
B1 Prosecutor, could you clarify the charges against the defendant?
B2 Prosecutor, I believe the defense has a strong argument.
C1 Prosecutor, I must commend you on your thorough investigation.
C2 Prosecutor, your closing argument was exceptionally persuasive.
article None
A1 The prosecutor is responsible for presenting the case against the defendant in court.
A2 The prosecutor argued that the evidence clearly showed the defendant's guilt.
B1 The prosecutor called witnesses to testify during the trial.
B2 The prosecutor's closing statement was powerful and persuasive.
C1 The prosecutor's cross-examination of the witness revealed inconsistencies in their testimony.
C2 The prosecutor's reputation for thorough preparation and strong advocacy is well-known in legal circles.
formal The prosecutor presented the evidence to the jury during the trial.
informal The prosecutor grilled the witness on the stand.
slang The prosecutor is really gunning for a conviction in this case.
figurative The prosecutor is like a bulldog, never letting go until justice is served.
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