survey (Meaning)
survey (n)
a detailed critical inspection
short descriptive summary (of events)
the act of looking or seeing or observing
survey (v)
consider in a comprehensive way
look over carefully or inspect
keep under surveillance
hold a review (of troops)
make a survey of; for statistical purposes
plot a map of (land)
Synonyms & Antonyms of survey
Synonyms:
- test-drive
- resurvey
- inquisition
- close-up
- deconstruction
- trial run
- probe
- assay
- observation
- going-over
- reinspection
- interrogation
- look-see
- surveillance
- recheck
- perusal
- checkout
- dissection
- exploration
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
survey Sentence Examples
- The marketing team conducted a comprehensive survey to understand consumer preferences.
- The school administration distributed a survey to students to assess their satisfaction with educational facilities.
- Researchers administered a survey to determine the prevalence of a specific medical condition.
- The survey revealed valuable insights into the community's opinions on local government policies.
- The company's annual employee survey provides feedback on employee satisfaction and engagement levels.
- The government launched a national survey to gather data on household income and living expenses.
- The survey found that a majority of respondents support changes to the healthcare system.
- Results from the survey will be used to guide future decision-making and policy implementation.
- The survey participants were randomly selected to ensure a representative sample.
- The survey questionnaire was designed to collect both qualitative and quantitative data.
FAQs About the word survey
a detailed critical inspection, short descriptive summary (of events), the act of looking or seeing or observing, consider in a comprehensive way, look over car
examination, scan, audit, scrutiny,inspection, view, investigation, study, checkup,review
report,report,,
The marketing team conducted a comprehensive survey to understand consumer preferences.
The school administration distributed a survey to students to assess their satisfaction with educational facilities.
Researchers administered a survey to determine the prevalence of a specific medical condition.
The survey revealed valuable insights into the community's opinions on local government policies.
