exacination (Meaning)
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exacination (n.)
Removal of the kernel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exacination
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exacination Sentence Examples
- The professor's exacination of the student's work was meticulous and thorough.
- The doctor conducted an exacination of the patient's symptoms to determine the cause of their illness.
- The scientist's exacination of the data led to a breakthrough in the research.
- The detective's exacination of the crime scene revealed new clues that helped solve the case.
- The historian's exacination of the primary sources provided new insights into the past.
- The accountant's exacination of the financial records revealed discrepancies that needed to be investigated.
- The engineer's exacination of the building plans ensured that the structure would be safe and functional.
- The architect's exacination of the landscape helped create a design that blended seamlessly with the surrounding environment.
- The chef's exacination of the ingredients resulted in a dish that was both delicious and visually appealing.
- The artist's exacination of the subject led to a portrait that captured the essence of the individual.
FAQs About the word exacination
Removal of the kernel.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The professor's exacination of the student's work was meticulous and thorough.
The doctor conducted an exacination of the patient's symptoms to determine the cause of their illness.
The scientist's exacination of the data led to a breakthrough in the research.
The detective's exacination of the crime scene revealed new clues that helped solve the case.
