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profiling

Pronunciation: [ˈproʊfaɪlɪŋ]

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Learn how to use profiling in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “data analysis”

(verb) to create a detailed description of someone or something based on information. It's like putting together clues to understand a person better, especially in areas like online activity or behavior.

Example

The detective is profiling the suspect to gather more information about his past.

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They weren't profiling the data correctly, so their conclusions were inaccurate.

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How does profiling help in understanding behavior patterns?

Context: “investigation”

(noun) the act of making a detailed description or analysis of someone or something. This can include gathering information to identify likely behaviors or patterns.

Example

The profiling of the suspect led to important clues in the case.

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The profiling report failed to provide useful insights into the investigation.

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What information is included in the profiling report?

Context: “social behavior”

(noun) the practice of judging someone based on their characteristics like race, appearance, or background. It’s often a bad thing because it can lead to unfair treatment.

Example

They discussed the negative effects of racial profiling on communities.

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Profiling based on stereotypes can cause more harm than good.

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What steps can be taken to reduce racial profiling?

How to pronounce profiling

Pronunciation: [ˈproʊfaɪlɪŋ]

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