Word
reviewing
Phoneticsre·view·ing
US/ɹivˈjuɪŋ/
UK/ɹɪvjˈuːɪŋ/
Definitions
01studying or checking
v. looking over information again to learn it or to find errors.
v. the act of re-examining material for the purpose of memorization, correction, or quality control.
“She spent the whole evening reviewing her notes before the big exam.”
“The legal team is currently reviewing the contract to ensure that no clauses expose the firm to unnecessary liability.”
Usage
Often used with a direct object representing the material being studied.
Antonyms
02giving a critical opinion
v. writing or speaking about the quality of a book, film, or product.
v. the process of evaluating a creative work or service for public consumption or professional assessment.
“He makes a living reviewing new video games on his YouTube channel.”
“The critic was tasked with reviewing the restaurant's new seasonal menu, focusing specifically on the balance of flavours in the seafood dishes.”
Synonyms
03the act of thinking back
n. the act of thinking about past events or ideas again.
n. a mental re-evaluation or retrospective consideration of past actions or thoughts.
“A quiet reviewing of the day's events helped him feel more relaxed.”
“The CEO suggested a thorough reviewing of our previous strategy before we commit to the new expansion plan.”
Formal
Usage
Usually functions as a gerund noun, often preceded by an adjective or followed by 'of'.
Synonyms
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