Similar words: detect, detective, protector, plate tectonics, protectorate, predetermine, tectonic, detractor. Meaning: n. a polygraph that records bodily changes sometimes associated with lying.
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1, Both men refused to take a lie detector test.
2, He was asked to take a lie detector test .
3, Kids have a built-in lie detector.
4, Lie detector tests are inadmissible in criminal trials.
5, Why, he asked, did the only lie detector test given indicate deception?
6, The suspect didn't pass the lie detector test.
7, What does a lie detector measure?
8, They say it's part mouse, part lie detector.
9, A lie detector is not a foolproof device.
10, "The premise of a lie detector is that a smoke alarm goes off in the brain when we lie because we're doing something wrong," explains Saxe.
11, Net cash flow is lie detector of results in company's running.
12, What happens to that lie detector of yours when it detects your own bullshit?
13, Lightman is inspired by real-life lie detector, APS Charter Member and Fellow Paul Ekman,(http://sentencedict.com/lie detector.html) who has spent 50 years researching and characterizing facial expressions and body movements.
14, (This is why Polygram or lie detector tests accurately test for lying, because they measure jumps in blood pressure).
15, The lie detector tests have been the subject of much controversy.
16, Too little; far, far, far too much, straight to a lie detector.
17, For his own information, Boesen asked Hicks to take a lie detector test.
18, Wagenbach rejected a bid by Elliott to introduce as evidence an offer made to Mrs Moon to take a lie detector test.
19, The novelty of The Moment of Truth is not the lie detector.
20, Now a report that handwriting tests could a competitor to the familiar, but unreliable lie detector.
21, The technique is said to be more effective than a lie detector test.
22, The court permitted the police to subject him to a lie detector test.
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