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Examination

Noun

Sense 1:

A detailed inspection, assessment, or analysis of something.

Example sentence: The examination of the crime scene uncovered valuable evidence.

Sense 2:

A formal written or oral test of knowledge or proficiency in a particular subject.

Example sentence: I have a history examination tomorrow, so I need to study all night.

Sense 3:

A medical check-up performed by a doctor.

Example sentence: It's important to have regular dental examinations to maintain oral health.

Sense 4:

The act of observing or monitoring something or someone closely.

Example sentence: The government conducts examinations of its citizens to ensure national security.

Sense 5:

An official investigation, typically in a legal or administrative context.

Example sentence: The examination of the company's financial records revealed fraudulent activities.

Verb

Sense 1:

To inspect, scrutinize, or assess something in detail.

Example sentence: The detective examined the suspect's alibi for any inconsistencies.

Sense 2:

To question or interrogate someone formally.

Example sentence: The lawyer will examine the witness during the trial.

Sense 3:

To undergo a medical check-up or an evaluation.

Example sentence: It is advisable to have your eyes examined regularly to detect any vision problems.

Sense 4:

To consider or investigate a subject or issue thoroughly.

Example sentence: The report examines the impact of climate change on global ecosystems.

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