closely examine

Frequency: 8.216.5 per million words

to look at something very carefully, especially to find a small detail

examineADVERB + examine

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closely

Examples (10)

  • The detective began to closely examine the evidence at the crime scene.
  • Scientists need to closely examine the data before drawing conclusions.
  • The doctor will closely examine your symptoms during the appointment.
  • We should closely examine the contract terms before signing.
  • The art expert decided to closely examine the painting's authenticity.
  • Please closely examine the photographs for any unusual details.
  • The inspector will closely examine the building's structural integrity.
  • Researchers must closely examine the relationship between these variables.
  • The mechanic needs to closely examine the engine for potential problems.
  • Students should closely examine the text to understand its deeper meaning.