going-over

Speech parts

1. going-over - Noun

2. going-over - Verb

Meaning

a severe scolding

a careful and thorough inspection

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Alternative names

going over

Synonyms

castigation earful dressing down upbraiding chewing out bawling out study research view test analysis search review observation investigation
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Antonyms

fact cover avoid hiding lit ignorance
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Hypernyms

examination scrutiny rebuke reprimand reproof reprehension

Examples

A driver might not even realize they are going over a bridge. Source: Internet

Alberta's advanced education minister says post-secondary schools are going over budget and he's urging them to immediately freeze hiring and stop spending on travel and hosting. Source: Internet

And so it would have felt to me that we were going over to actually bomb ourselves." Source: Internet

And while the shoot only took two days (scheduled for five), Nolan and his team spent months going over every little detail to pull it off without a hitch. Source: Internet

Athletes could sneak past security, and go to other countries' rooms, by going over the fencing that encompassed the village. Source: Internet

A little after 3 A.M. the Bapco guard in the field gave a warning that there were planes going over. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

going without bra Going, going, gone going-out-of-business sale goingover goings on goings-over