Definition of «examination»

The term "examination" refers to a formal assessment or evaluation. It can be used in various contexts, such as academic testing (e.g., final exams), medical check-ups (e.g., annual physical examination), and legal proceedings (e.g., cross-examination). In general, an examination involves a systematic process of inspecting, analyzing or evaluating something to determine its condition, quality, performance or compliance with certain standards.

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The teacher passed out the examination papers and instructed the students to begin.
John studied diligently all week in preparation for his physics examination.
The doctor recommended a thorough medical examination to diagnose the cause of the patient's symptoms.
The company required all job applicants to undergo a pre-employment examination to assess their skills and abilities.
The annual examination in the school covers various subjects, including mathematics, English, and science.
The engineers conducted a detailed examination of the building's structure to ensure its safety.
The dentist performed a routine oral examination to check for any signs of tooth decay or gum disease.
The immigration officer conducted a thorough examination of the traveler's passport and visa documents.
The archaeologists undertook an examination of the ancient artifacts to determine their historical significance.

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Sentences with «examination»

How many years is it since we had any kind of examination of abstract expressionism? (waldemar.tv)
She said exhibits including medical examination of the suspect, weapon used and photographs of the scene and victim were taken by the police. (punchng.com)
Instead, allow some time for examination of why it was so successful. (petbusiness.com)
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Definition of «examination»

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