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Term: Debriefed

Definition:

Debriefed, typically used as a verb, refers to the act of questioning or providing information to someone, especially after a particular event, task, or mission, in order to gather insights, feedback, or to ensure understanding.

Sense 1:

As a verb, debriefed can refer to the process of gathering information or feedback from someone, usually after completing a task, mission, or event.

Example sentence: After the successful completion of the project, the team was debriefed by the project manager to discuss their experiences and identify areas for improvement.

Sense 2:

In a military context, debriefed can mean to question a member or unit after an operation or mission, often to assess its success, gather intelligence, or evaluate performance.

Example sentence: After the reconnaissance mission, the special forces team was debriefed by their commanding officer to analyze mission objectives and review field intelligence.

Sense 3:

Colloquially, debriefed can also mean to inform someone about relevant information or updates on a particular topic or situation.

Example sentence: The manager debriefed the entire staff about the upcoming changes in company policies and answered their queries.

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