inspector (Meaning)

Wordnet

inspector (n)

a high ranking police officer

an investigator who observes carefully

Webster

inspector (n.)

One who inspects, views, or oversees; one to whom the supervision of any work is committed; one who makes an official view or examination, as a military or civil officer; a superintendent; a supervisor; an overseer.

inspector Sentence Examples

  1. The building inspector meticulously checked the structure for any building code violations.
  2. The food inspector conducted a thorough examination of the restaurant's kitchen, ensuring sanitary conditions.
  3. The IRS inspector was assigned to investigate potential tax fraud allegations.
  4. The school inspector made regular visits to evaluate the quality of education and student performance.
  5. The immigration inspector scrutinized the passports of travelers at the airport.
  6. The police inspector oversaw the investigation of a high-profile crime.
  7. The bank inspector audited the financial records of the institution to ensure compliance with regulations.
  8. The health inspector inspected restaurants to ensure they met food safety standards.
  9. The factory inspector visited manufacturing facilities to ensure worker safety and compliance with environmental laws.
  10. The insurance inspector assessed the damage caused by the house fire to determine the amount of coverage.

FAQs About the word inspector

a high ranking police officer, an investigator who observes carefullyOne who inspects, views, or oversees; one to whom the supervision of any work is committed;

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The building inspector meticulously checked the structure for any building code violations.

The food inspector conducted a thorough examination of the restaurant's kitchen, ensuring sanitary conditions.

The IRS inspector was assigned to investigate potential tax fraud allegations.

The school inspector made regular visits to evaluate the quality of education and student performance.