carefully gauge

Frequency: 7.314.0 per million words

To measure or judge something with great attention and thought.

gaugeADVERB + GAUGE

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carefully

Examples (10)

  • Before announcing the changes, we should carefully gauge the impact on small businesses.
  • The teacher tried to carefully gauge the mood of the class before starting the debate.
  • From the cliff, he had to carefully gauge the distance to the water before jumping.
  • Researchers will carefully gauge the effectiveness of the new vaccine over six months.
  • The insurance adjuster needs to carefully gauge the extent of the storm damage to the roof.
  • She paused to carefully gauge the audience's reaction before continuing her talk.
  • Managers carefully gauge our progress at the end of each sprint.
  • The marketing team plans to carefully gauge consumer response to the pilot campaign.
  • It can take months to carefully gauge the success of a nationwide rollout.
  • During the interview, the detective tried to carefully gauge his expression for any hint of deceit.