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Linda Williams | Deputy Police Commissioner for SAPOL

From a small village in Scotland to overseeing the entire SA police!
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Confidential
  • Word: Confidential
Colloquialism
  • Word: Colloquialism
  • Meaning: (n.) a word or expression used in ordinary or familiar conversation rather than in formal speech or writing.
  • Etymology: from Latin colloqui “to converse, speak together” --> from Latin com- “together” + from Latin loqui “to speak”
Eclectic
  • Word: Eclectic
  • Meaning: (adj.) selecting what appears to be best in various doctrines, methods, or styles.
  • Etymology: from Greek eklektikos “selective,” --> from Greek ek- “out” + from Greek legein “to gather, speak”
Probation
  • Word: Probation
  • Meaning: (n.) subjection of an individual to a period of testing and trial to determine fitness.
  • Etymology: from Latin probatio “trial, examination, approval” --> from Latin probare “to test, prove, examine, approve”
Academic
  • Word: Academic
  • Meaning: (adj.) of or relating to studies that rely on reading and involve abstract thought rather than being primarily practical or technical.
  • Etymology: from Greek Academia “name of the place where Plato taught.” Plato was an ancient Greek philosopher who is considered a foundational thinker in Western philosophy.

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