cessment (Meaning)

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cessment (v. t.)

An assessment or tax.

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The government conducted a comprehensive cessment of the environmental impact before approving the project.
As part of the renovation process, the engineers performed a thorough cessment of the building's structural integrity.
The company hired a team of experts to carry out a detailed cessment of their cybersecurity measures.
Before finalizing the budget, the financial analysts conducted a careful cessment of the company's expenses.
The doctor recommended a series of medical tests to conduct a proper cessment of the patient's health condition.
The educational institution underwent a rigorous cessment to ensure compliance with accreditation standards.
A periodic cessment of employee performance helps in identifying areas for improvement.
The insurance adjuster conducted a thorough cessment of the damages caused by the natural disaster.
A comprehensive cessment of market trends is essential for making informed business decisions.
The risk management team conducted a detailed cessment of potential hazards in the workplace.

An assessment or tax.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The government conducted a comprehensive cessment of the environmental impact before approving the project.

As part of the renovation process, the engineers performed a thorough cessment of the building's structural integrity.

The company hired a team of experts to carry out a detailed cessment of their cybersecurity measures.

Before finalizing the budget, the financial analysts conducted a careful cessment of the company's expenses.