probed (Meaning)
probed
to examine with or as if with a probe, the action of probing, a pointed metal tip for making electrical contact with a circuit element being checked, an attempt to explore or learn about some unknown place, a surgical instrument that consists typically of a light slender fairly flexible pointed metal instrument like a small rod that is used typically for locating a foreign body (as a bullet embedded in a part of the body), for exploring a wound or suppurative tract by prodding or piercing, or for penetrating and exploring bodily passages and cavities, a penetrating or critical investigation, a device (as an ultrasound generator) or a substance (as radioactively labeled DNA) used to obtain specific information (as detection of a virus or location of specific segments of a nucleic acid) for diagnostic or experimental purposes, a device used to penetrate or send back information especially from outer space or a celestial body, a usually small object that is inserted into something so as to test conditions at a given point, to search into and explore very thoroughly, a slender medical instrument used especially for exploration (as of a wound or body cavity), a tentative exploratory advance or survey, a pipe on the receiving airplane thrust into the drogue of the delivering airplane in air refueling, to make a searching exploratory investigation, a slender medical instrument especially for examining a cavity (as a deep wound), any of various testing devices or substances, to investigate thoroughly, to examine with a probe, to search by using a probe, a device (such as an ultrasound generator) or a substance (such as radioactively labeled DNA) used to obtain specific information for diagnostic or experimental purposes, a device used to penetrate or send back information especially from outer space, a careful investigation
Synonyms & Antonyms of probed
probed Sentence Examples
- The detectives probed into the victim's past, searching for clues to his untimely demise.
- The scientist probed the test tube, hoping to find evidence of a groundbreaking discovery.
- The journalist probed into the politician's financial records, uncovering a web of corruption.
- The surgeon probed the wound, carefully examining the extent of the damage.
- The explorer probed the uncharted territory, eager to uncover its hidden secrets.
- The artist probed the depths of her imagination, seeking inspiration for her next masterpiece.
- The psychologist probed into the patient's psyche, attempting to understand the root of their anxieties.
- The lawyer probed the witness's alibi, searching for any inconsistencies or falsehoods.
- The teacher probed the student's knowledge, assessing their understanding of the subject matter.
- The researcher probed the data, seeking patterns and insights that could lead to a breakthrough.
FAQs About the word probed
to examine with or as if with a probe, the action of probing, a pointed metal tip for making electrical contact with a circuit element being checked, an attempt
investigated, examined,explored, inspected, checked into,researched, studied, dug (into), inquired (into), scanned
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The detectives probed into the victim's past, searching for clues to his untimely demise.
The scientist probed the test tube, hoping to find evidence of a groundbreaking discovery.
The journalist probed into the politician's financial records, uncovering a web of corruption.
The surgeon probed the wound, carefully examining the extent of the damage.
