The word 'scrutinize' is a verb meaning to closely examine.Example: They are very picky. They scrutinize everything.
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The word 'scrutinize' is a verb meaning to closely examine.Example sentences:A good machinist will scrutinize his work to catch imperfections.They are so picky. They scrutinize everything."From now on, I would need to scrutinize the mistakes I find in my essays and fix them and learn from them."
The noun form for the adjective horrible is horribleness.
In the US, the verb form is scrutinize, so the spelling would be scrutinized (examined in detail).The UK spelling would be scrutinised.
The verb form of "scrutiny" is scrutinize, meaning to examine or inspect closely and critically.
The word 'scrutinize' is a verb meaning to closely examine.Example: They are very picky. They scrutinize everything.
No, the word "scrutinize" is the verb, the noun phrase "the data' should be the direct object of that verb. "Scrutinize the data." is correct. Note: The sentence is an imperative sentence, the subject is implied, "You scrutinize the data." The term "of the data" is a prepositional phrase. The preposition "of" indicates a relationship between the object of the preposition, "data" and something else in the sentence but nothing else is given in the sentence.
The prefix of scrutinize is "scrut-".
Scrutinize is the present tense.
The past tense of scrutinize is scrutinized.
Scrutinize the list so you can remember the terms. She will scrutinize your report, so make sure you don't have any errors.
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The word 'scrutinize' is a verb meaning to closely examine.Example sentences:A good machinist will scrutinize his work to catch imperfections.They are so picky. They scrutinize everything."From now on, I would need to scrutinize the mistakes I find in my essays and fix them and learn from them."
The noun form for the adjective horrible is horribleness.