scrutinize, scrutinise ingl. brit. [ˈskru:tɪnaɪz, ingl. am. -tən-] V. trans.
- scrutinize
- analizować [perf prze-]
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Do not act without examining the situation carefully; one ought to act only after scrutinizing the situation carefully.
en.wikipedia.org All of this family has been continuously scrutinized by authorities for their criminal activities.
en.wikipedia.org Both have been scrutinized by federal prosecutors, with several former county officials convicted of bribery and corruption.
en.wikipedia.org Their every action is scrutinized and any shortcoming rigorously corrected.
en.wikipedia.org Make-up and hair styles were also scrutinized, and in general, jewelry was not acceptable, with the exception of wrist watches.
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