An alibi is when a person says they were in a different place when a crime happened. This helps show they are innocent.
He gave an alibi for the night of the crime.
The suspect's alibi was checked by the police.
People use an alibi to explain why they did not do something. It is like a reason to avoid blame.
She made an alibi for missing the meeting.
His late homework had no good alibi.
In stories, an alibi is used to make the plot interesting. It can hide the truth or create a challenge for detectives.
The alibi in the story made the mystery tough to solve.
Writers use an alibi to surprise the readers.
Sometimes people use an alibi as a lie. They want to avoid getting into trouble by giving a wrong reason.
He gave an alibi that no one believed.
Her alibi was just a lie to avoid her parents.
In law, an alibi is an official statement or evidence that shows a person was not at the crime place. It helps defend the person in court.
The lawyer presented a strong alibi for the client.
Alibis are important in court trials.
