Synonyms for profiling
ˈproʊ faɪ lɪŋpro·fil·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. profilingnoun

   recording a person's behavior and analyzing psychological characteristics in order to predict or assess their ability in a certain sphere or to identify a particular group of people

Matched Categories

1. • Identification

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1. List of paraphrases for "profiling":

   profile, profiles, characterization, characterisation, profiler

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1. Tim Clemente:

   The fact that we can’t even look at somebody’s heritage or religious background in a Muslim that’s a Muslim extremist – that’s what we need to look for, to exclude the FBI from looking in that direction is a mistake. We’ve gone so far in political correctness to stay away from the term ‘profiling’ that we can’t do a regular investigation.

2. Jason Owens:

   Just by virtue of the fact that we literally encounter people from dozens of countries every year, it doesnt make sense to think that racial profiling would ever pay off for us because we would be missing out on a vast majority the criminal element.

3. Glenn Gerstell:

   We do not focus anywhere as much on overall fitness, character [or] trustworthiness, we don’t really get into deep psychological profiling of anybody that might, in this particular case, have picked out [Teixeira].

4. Yossi Gestetner:

   The fact of the matter is there are anti-vaxxersin every community in every way of life, i am very concerned about the potential of profiling and anti-Semitic incidents.

5. Steve King:

   This idea of no racial profiling.