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tests - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: test
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: examine, quiz
Synonyms: analyze, assay, assess, check, confirm, demonstrate, experiment, inquire, investigate, look into, prove, question, substantiate, try, try on, validate, verify, experimentalize, give a tryout, make a trial run, match up, prove out, put to the test, run idea by someone, run it up a flagpole, see how it flies, see how wind blows, send up a balloon, shake down*, stack up, try on for size, try out
Main Entry: analysis
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: examination and determination
Synonyms: assay, breakdown, dissection, dissolution, division, inquiry, investigation, partition, reasoning, resolution, scrutiny, search, separation, study, subdivision, test
Notes: analysis is breaking down or taking apart; synthesis is bringing together
Main Entry: analyze
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: examine and determine
Synonyms: assay, beat a dead horse*, consider, estimate, evaluate, figure, hash*, inspect, interpret, investigate, judge, rehash, resolve, scrutinize, spell out, study, test, chew over, confab, figure out, get down to brass tacks, kick around*, sort out, talk game, think through
Main Entry: assay
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: analysis
Synonyms: appraisal, assessment, estimation, evaluation, examination, inspection, investigation, measurement, rating, survey, test, trial, valuation
Main Entry: assay
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: analyze
Synonyms: appraise, apprise, assess, check, check out, estimate, evaluate, examine, inspect, investigate, measure, peg*, prove, rate, read, see, size, survey, test, try, value, weigh, eyeball, size up*, valuate
Main Entry: challenge
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: dispute, question
Synonyms: confrontation, dare, defiance, demanding, demur, interrogation, objection, protest, provocation, remonstrance, test, threat, trial, ultimatum, claiming, summons to contest
Antonyms: agree, answer, decide, win
Main Entry: challenge
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: dispute, question
Synonyms: accost, arouse, assert, beard, brave, call for, claim, confront, cross, dare, defy, demand, denounce, exact, face the music*, impeach, impose, impugn, inquire, investigate, provoke, query, reclaim, require, stimulate, summon, tax, test, throw down the gauntlet*, try, vindicate, ask for, call out, face down, face off, fly in the face of, hang in, insist upon, invite competition, make a point of, make a stand, object to, search out, stand up to, stick it out
Antonyms: agreement, answer, decision, victory
Main Entry: check
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: inspection, examination
Synonyms: analysis, audit, control, inquiry, investigation, poll, rein, research, review, scrutiny, test, checkup
Main Entry: check
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: inspect, examine
Synonyms: analyze, ascertain, audit, candle, case, compare, confirm, correct, count, find out, frisk, go through, investigate, monitor, note, overlook, probe, prove, quiz, review, scrutinize, study, tell, test, try, verify, balance account, enquire about, eyeball, keep account, look at, look over, look see, make sure, scout out, take stock
Main Entry: crunch
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: crucial point
Synonyms: crisis, critical point, crux, difficulty, emergency, moment of truth*, problem, test, trouble, hour of decision, trying time
Antonyms: trivia
Main Entry: demonstrate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: display, show
Synonyms: authenticate, determine, establish, evidence, evince, exhibit, expose, flaunt, indicate, make out, manifest, prove, show and tell*, test, trot out*, try, validate, make evident, roll out*, testify to
Antonyms: conceal, hide
Main Entry: demonstration
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: display of proof
Synonyms: affirmation, confirmation, description, evidence, exhibition, explanation, exposition, expression, illustration, induction, manifestation, presentation, proof, show, spectacle, substantiation, test, testimony, trial, validation
Antonyms: concealment, hiding
Main Entry: essay
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: try, attempt
Synonyms: aim, bid, dry run*, effort, endeavor, exertion, experiment, hassle, labor, one's all, one's level best, shot*, striving, struggle, test, toil, travail, trial, try on*, tryout, undertaking, venture, whack*, work
Antonyms: idleness, pass
Main Entry: essay
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: try, attempt
Synonyms: aim, assay, endeavor, labor, offer, seek, strive, struggle, take on, test, toil, travail, undertake, venture, work, have a crack, have a go, have a shot, have at it, make a run at, put to the test, take a stab at, take a whack at, try out
Antonyms: forget, neglect, pass, be idle
Main Entry: examination
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: medical checkup
Synonyms: autopsy, inquiry, observation, physical, probe, test, biopsy, exam, postoperative
Main Entry: exercise
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: work, effort
Synonyms: act, action, activity, constitutional*, daily dozen*, discharge, discipline, drill, examination, exertion, labor, lesson, movement, occupation, operation, performance, problem, pursuit, recitation, study, task, test, theme, toil, training, workout, calisthenics, drilling, exercising, gym, schoolwork, warm-up
Main Entry: experience
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: happening, occurrence
Synonyms: adventure, affair, encounter, episode, event, incident, ordeal, test, trial, trip
Main Entry: explore
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: investigate; survey
Synonyms: analyze, burrow, examine, go into*, hunt, inspect, look into, probe, prospect, question, research, scout, scrutinize, search, seek, sift, test, tour, travel, traverse, try, delve into, dig into, have a look, inquire into, leave no stone unturned, reconnoitre, turn inside out
Main Entry: feel
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: touch, stroke
Synonyms: caress, clasp, clutch, explore, finger, fondle, frisk, fumble, grapple, grasp, grip, grope, handle, manipulate, maul, paw, perceive, pinch, ply, poke, press, sense, squeeze, test, tickle, try, wield, apperceive, palm, palpate, run hands over, thumb, twiddle
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