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Meaning scrutinize meaning

What does scrutinize mean?
Definitions in simple English

scrutinize Verb

— If you scrutinize something, you look into it very carefully. The group scrutinizes the government's actions.

scrutinize

— verb (= scrutinise) to look at critically or searchingly, or in minute detail he scrutinized his likeness in the mirror — verb (= audit) examine carefully for accuracy with the intent of verification audit accounts and tax returns

Synonyms scrutinize synonyms

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examine scrutinise inspect investigate study explore view survey scan observe examine closely review check audit stare search question probe look at inquire into watch attentively test take stock take a look at size up sift prospect peer look into look attentively go through gaze contemplate consider analyze watch walk through tear down talk about stare at spy sieve screen scour run through run rummage rip open research recap

Topics scrutinize topics

What do people use scrutinize to talk about?
Person Sense, perceive See

Examine

Conjugation scrutinize conjugation

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scrutinize · verb

Examples scrutinize examples

How do I use scrutinize in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I will scrutinize you closely.

Movie subtitles

And I invite you to scrutinize them closely and to determine, in the light of their testimony the guilt or innocence of Christopher Emanuel Balestrero.
From now on, we will strictly scrutinize your income and expenses.
Scrutinize every check-in.
Tell him to scrutinize every detail of those caverns on Celtris III. Aye, sir.
If they're lame enough to try to scrutinize. this totally stupid thing, why not fuck with them?
You have to remain perfectly still while I examine and scrutinize you.
We scrutinize the crime scene, collect the evidence recreate what happened without ever having been there.
But as to who put that rope around Steve McTeer's neck, you, you in this room, scrutinize yourselves.
The parents scrutinize our every move, so I find it's best to over-prepare.
Just doing this to appease the stockholders, while they scrutinize me for Dad's crimes.
Scrutinize.
He started to scrutinize his kmermost being, his demons, his exhilarations.
She would notice them even before I would and immediately scrutinize my face for any sign of interest.
I just sift through them every week and I really look and scrutinize to see what you guys are writing.
This composition is filled with holes, with poorly-used space. Don't scrutinize the frame or the sketches.
Miss Lynch, we understand that the immigration department. has to scrutinize all marriages between U.S. Citizens. and- and. aliens.
Scrutinize every check.
And I can think of no more appropriate forum to scrutinize this new ideology than right here in science class, where the quest for truth is Paramount.
You have to remain perfectly still. While I examine and scrutinize you.
The parents scrutinize our every move, so I find it's best to over-prepare. Right?
No one believed in the early years of the 21st century that our world was being watched. the way a man with a microscope might scrutinize the creatures in a drop of water.
The media will descend on you and watch and scrutinize and question your every move.
Totally dependent on the way they play, their taste. They constantly scrutinize your talent. They hear every flaw.
Comb over his case work, scrutinize his staff.
Back then, we did the targeting, had to scrutinize our own intel, think for ourselves.
The failure of CBS News. to properly, fully scrutinize the documents and their source. led to our airing the documents when we should have not done so.
They'll scrutinize my every shot.
As men busied themselves about their various concerns they were scrutinized and studied perhaps almost as narrowly as a man with a microscope might scrutinize the transient creatures that swarm and multiply in a drop of water.
You'll scrutinize me, find me ordinary and dull.
I don't scrutinize or second-guess.
Scrutinize away.
Scrutinize. Yeah, think.
He started to scrutinize his innermost being, his demons, his exhilarations.
I just sift through them every week. And I really look and scrutinize to see what you guys are writing.
But where does the commercial mention that practical insurance employs an off-site army of doctors whose sole job is to scrutinize policies of the recently deceased to find any reason not to pay?

News and current affairs

So if we are to act now to head it off, we must first scrutinize what is known about the nature of the threat.
So why didn't they scrutinize the US economy with equal zeal?
The responsible media should scrutinize economic trends critically, rather than pandering to mass opinion.
The private sector is likely to scrutinize the bank's current actions for clues to its future behavior.
As a result, European citizens' elected representatives will be better able to scrutinize the work of the Commission.
They should temporarily behave more like investors who scrutinize projects, contribute funding, and earn returns.
Domestic and foreign investors would scrutinize more closely whether an asset's value would be affected by a breakup of the monetary union.
Now, however, the international community is bound to scrutinize how wars are conducted, and crimes of war will not be allowed to go unpunished.
Even in Britain, where the sovereignty of parliament was until recently sacrosanct, and the separation of powers underdeveloped, a Supreme Court will now be created to scrutinize political decisions on the basis of the European Convention of Human Rights.
Non-governmental monitors need to scrutinize the proceedings to ensure that errors are identified early enough to be corrected.
It is as legitimate to oppose certain Israeli policies and decisions as it is to scrutinize any nation.
As happens almost everywhere, the transition became a moment to scrutinize the outgoing government's policies, even if the new administration does not intend to modify those policies in the short term.
The Fund can help to prevent future crisis of this kind, but only if it first prevents undue influence on its capacity to scrutinize, and if necessary criticize, influential countries' policies and regulations.
That was not the case when the Arab-Israeli conflict started more than 60 years ago. Now, however, the international community is bound to scrutinize how wars are conducted, and crimes of war will not be allowed to go unpunished.
Alarmed that the production costs put forward by Shell were always increasing, in 1996 Nigeria's petroleum minister promised to establish a monitoring unit to scrutinize all of Shell's invoices and claims.
It is high time for the supposed Fourth Estate - the media - to scrutinize the behavior and motives of judges and prosecutors, both individually and collectively, in the same way they do elected officials.
The fact that a week passed in which to scrutinize and reflect upon all the factors involved was critical to the outcome.
Looking for answers, I scrutinize the large picture to the left of the headline.

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