fully investigate

Frequency: 8.216.0 per million words

to examine a matter completely, without leaving anything out

investigateADVERB + investigate

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Examples (10)

  • The police promised to fully investigate the incident.
  • It is crucial to fully investigate all potential causes of the problem.
  • The committee was appointed to fully investigate the allegations of corruption.
  • We need more time to fully investigate the complex financial transactions.
  • Unless we fully investigate the matter, we won't find the truth.
  • They demanded that the government fully investigate the environmental impact.
  • Scientists are working to fully investigate the new phenomenon.
  • The report concluded that the company had failed to fully investigate the safety concerns.
  • He vowed to fully investigate every lead until the case is solved.
  • To prevent future errors, we must fully investigate the root cause of the system failure.