scrutinize in Latin
scrutinize in Latin is scrūtor — scrutinize means to examine something closely and critically, looking for detail, error or hidden meaning.
scrutinize in Latin
scrūtor
(transitive) To examine something with great care or detail, as to look for hidden or obscure flaws.
What does "scrutinize" mean?
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verb To examine something closely and critically, looking for detail, error or hidden meaning.
"Auditors scrutinised every transaction from the past three years."
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scrutinize in a sentence
- Auditors scrutinised every transaction from the past three years.
- She scrutinised his face for any sign that he was lying.
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What is "scrutinize" in Latin?
"scrutinize" in Latin is scrūtor. scrutinize means: To examine something closely and critically, looking for detail, error or hidden meaning.
How do you use "scrutinize" in a sentence?
Example: "Auditors scrutinised every transaction from the past three years." In Latin, "scrutinize" is scrūtor.
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