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going-over

[goh-ing-oh-ver] / ˈgoʊ ɪŋˈoʊ vər /


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Sunderland improved a lot as their game went on against Everton, but they got a real good going-over in the early stages.

From BBC

We will give it a closer going-over, however, to ensure it’s a timely topic and isn’t easily mistaken for a way to drum up business.

From Seattle Times

The sad fact is that my wife, Marion, has been cutting my hair at home for several years now, the little that I have left requiring no more than a quick going-over with the clippers.

From The Guardian

As a politics student, Sonakshi Dogra has given the bold new plan by the Delhi government to let all women ride free on the metro and buses a thorough going-over.

From The Guardian

He must brace for harsher scrutiny from voters taking second or third looks, and a more thorough going-over by a less fawning media.

From Los Angeles Times