percursory (Meaning)
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percursory (a.)
Running over slightly or in haste; cursory.
Synonyms & Antonyms of percursory
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percursory Sentence Examples
- The doctor performed a percursory examination, checking only the most vital signs.
- The scientist skimmed through the article, making only a percursory evaluation.
- The lawyer glanced over the contract, giving it a percursory review.
- The chef tasted the soup, making a percursory assessment of its flavor.
- The mechanic gave the car a percursory inspection, noting any obvious issues.
- The teacher conducted a percursory lesson, covering only the basic concepts.
- The historian presented a percursory overview of the period, touching on the key events.
- The architect made a percursory sketch of the building, capturing its basic shape.
- The artist made a percursory study of the human body, focusing on its proportions.
- The writer drafted a percursory outline of the story, outlining its main plot points.
FAQs About the word percursory
Running over slightly or in haste; cursory.
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No antonyms found.
The doctor performed a percursory examination, checking only the most vital signs.
The scientist skimmed through the article, making only a percursory evaluation.
The lawyer glanced over the contract, giving it a percursory review.
The chef tasted the soup, making a percursory assessment of its flavor.
