going-over Sentence Examples
- The teacher spent hours going-over the test results with her students.
- The mechanic went over the engine, checking for any potential problems.
- The librarian carefully went over the new books, looking for any mistakes.
- The lawyer went over the contract with his client, explaining every detail.
- The doctor went over the patient's medical history, noting any significant changes.
- The architect went over the blueprints to ensure that everything was correct.
- The editor went over the article, making sure there were no grammatical errors.
- The manager went over the sales figures, analyzing the company's performance.
- The chef went over the menu with the customers, describing the dishes in detail.
- The parents went over the school rules with their child, emphasizing the importance of following them.
going-over Meaning
going-over (n)
a careful and thorough inspection
a severe scolding
going-over
to move on a course
Synonyms & Antonyms of going-over
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Antonyms:
- going-under
- collapsing
- falling-down
- sinking
- slipping
- slumping
- cracking-up
- declining
- foundering
- collapsing
- declining
- slumping
- skidding
- floundering
- bombing
- languishing
- folding
- languishing
- foundering
- flunking
- crumbling
- slipping
- flopping
- skidding
- waning
- flunking
- bombing
- struggling
- going-under
- sinking
- falling-down
- cracking-up
- crumbling
- flopping
- floundering
- folding
- waning
- struggling
FAQs About the word going-over
a careful and thorough inspection, a severe scoldingto move on a course
examination,inspection, scrutiny, survey, audit, review, view, checkup, investigation, analysis
washing out, failing, striking out,striking out, failing, washing out, missing, missing, going under, collapsing
The teacher spent hours going-over the test results with her students.
The mechanic went over the engine, checking for any potential problems.
The librarian carefully went over the new books, looking for any mistakes.
The lawyer went over the contract with his client, explaining every detail.
