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analyzing

NOUN
comparison
Synonyms
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analogy connection contrast correlation example identification juxtaposition observation ratio relation resemblance similarity testing
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allegory association balancing collation comparability discrimination estimation exemplification illustration likeness likening measuring metaphor opposition segregation separation weighing
WEAK
analogizing bringing together collating distinguishing dividing paralleling relating
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difference disconnection dissimilarity unlikeness
NOUN
reviewing
Synonyms
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criticizing critiquing evaluating examining investigating judging outlining studying summarizing surveying
NOUN
study
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application class consideration course debate examination exercise inquiry inspection investigation research review subject survey
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abstraction attention cogitation comparison concentration contemplation cramming deliberation lesson meditation memorizing muse musing pondering questioning reading reasoning reflection reverie rumination schoolwork scrutiny thought trance weighing
WEAK
academic work
Antonyms
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ignorance neglect negligence
STRONG
disregard

Example Sentences

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When I’m analyzing a problem early on, I want to be testing every scenario, poking around for where I could be wrong.

From MarketWatch • May 6, 2026

On Tuesday, Anthropic unveiled 10 AI agents tailored specifically for banks, insurers, and asset managers -- tools capable of drafting sales presentations, conducting regulatory checks, and analyzing financial statements.

From Barron's • May 6, 2026

This conclusion comes from analyzing infrared radiation emitted by the planet's hot dayside.

From Science Daily • May 5, 2026

The carrier is analyzing each route—even each departure—looking for flights that won’t cover their costs at higher fuel prices.

From The Wall Street Journal • May 3, 2026

He deduced this by analyzing the way in which alpha-particles, which are positively charged particles given off by radioactive atoms, are deflected when they collide with atoms.

From "A Brief History of Time: And Other Essays" by Stephen Hawking