
Alibi
Primarily Legal
The term 'alibi' is primarily used in legal contexts to refer to evidence for innocence.
The defendant's alibi was supported by video footage.
Beyond Presence
'Alibi' doesn't just mean you were elsewhere; it must prove you couldn't commit the crime.
She had an alibi showing she was abroad during the heist.
Not Always True
An alibi can be false; questioning its validity is common in legal disputes.
His alibi was scrutinized to confirm if it was fabricated.
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