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Noun
▲
A procedure intended to establish the quality, performance, or reliability of something
trial
examination
assessment
check
experiment
analysis
evaluation
investigation
inspection
scrutiny
appraisal
experimentation
enquiryUK
inquiryUS
probe
research
scrutinization
study
attempt
audition
essay
exploration
inquest
paper
screening
approval
assay
feeler
probing
proof
review
scan
substantiation
try
tryout
verification
run-through
try-out
dry run
pilot study
screen test
test drive
trial run
trial and error
acid test
more ❯
“The test results show that things are not as serious as we might have believed.”
Noun
▲
An examination of a person's proficiency or knowledge
exam
examination
paper
quiz
questionnaire
set of questions
pop quiz
assessment
practical
oral
evaluation
catechism
appraisal
viva
final
question paper
viva voce
set of exercises
oral exam
theory test
worksheet
question sheet
homework sheet
research
investigation
review
midterm
fill-in-the-blank
tryout
quizzing
testing
make-up
“Qualified students then take the test annually to determine their academic proficiency.”
Noun
▲
The establishment of whether something is an instance of a specified quality
proof
barometer
measure
standard
yardstick
criterion
indication
touchstone
ordeal
litmus test
benchmark
guide
gaugeUK
gageUS
mark
guideline
indicator
model
pattern
par
bar
norm
metric
grade
example
exemplar
basis
gold standard
point of reference
rule
more ❯
“Would it be reasonable to say that the test of a good society is how it treats the vulnerable?”
Noun
▲
An ordeal or trial that someone is subjected to or has endured
tribulation
adversity
difficulty
hardship
ordeal
trial
affliction
blow
burden
distress
pain
torment
anxiety
grief
hassle
misery
misfortune
problem
torture
tragedy
trauma
trouble
unhappiness
vexation
woe
agony
anguish
bummer
heartache
straits
suffering
travail
worry
wretchedness
ill fortune
more ❯
“The pauperism that we endured proved to be a great test.”
Noun
▲
A contest in which people or teams compete against each other in a particular sport
match
competition
contest
game
bout
duel
event
meet
tournament
tie
clash
derby
fixture
matchup
trial
battle
conflict
confrontation
dogfight
engagement
fight
final
combat
grapple
race
tourney
contention
friendly
rivalry
struggle
war
ball game
face-off
mill
playdown
split
sport
warfare
head-to-head
play-off
cup tie
sweep-stake
sweepstakes
tug-of-war
local derby
test match
more ❯
Noun
▲
Shell of a marine animal
seashell
exuvia
gastropod shell
shell
exoskeleton
Noun
▲
A dangerous situation
minefield
block
hazard
obstacle
ordeal
problem
trial
danger zone
Noun
▲
A critical state of affairs requiring urgent action
crunch
crisis
exigency
emergency
juncture
crossroads
extremity
head
clutch
conjuncture
Dunkirk
tinderbox
crux
difficulty
trouble
showdown
problem
boiling point
breaking point
zero hour
flash point
crunch time
moment of truth
decisive moment
critical point
point of no return
hour of decision
decision time
critical situation
trying time
more ❯
Noun
▲
An attempt or effort towards an endeavor
whirl
try
go
shot
stab
assay
attempt
essay
fling
bash
bid
crack
endeavorUS
endeavourUK
offer
pass
trial
whack
try-out
enterprise
project
undertaking
adventure
scheme
campaign
pursuit
operation
business
expedition
quest
more ❯
Noun
▲
A session of vigorous physical exercise or training
workout
drill
exercise
training
warm-up
exercises
aerobics
practice
practise
routine
callisthenicsUK
gymnastics
isometrics
calisthenicsUS
conditioning
constitutional
exercise session
keep-fit session
limbering up
rehearsal
session
tryout
weightlifting
work
daily dozen
physical training session
practice session
training session
preparation
keeping fit
more ❯
Noun
▲
A test of someone's abilities or internal fortitude
challenge
task
responsibility
burden
onus
trial
pain
undertaking
work
assignment
charge
chore
duty
inconvenience
job
mission
obligation
bother
calling
exercise
function
gauntlet
hardship
headache
load
trouble
difficult task
albatross
effort
commitment
more ❯
Verb
▲
To administer or assign an examination
assess
analyseUK
appraise
check
investigate
assay
evaluate
examine
trial
prove
sample
scrutiniseUK
scrutinizeUS
study
try
verify
analyzeUS
explore
probe
research
screen
substantiate
confirm
demonstrate
enquireUK
inquireUS
question
quiz
scan
validate
experimentalize
pilot
put to the test
try out
experiment with
look into
prove out
shake down
stack up
try on
match up
carry out trials on
give a tryout
make a trial run
try on for size
put someone through their paces
put something through its paces
put to the proof
run idea by someone
run something up the flagpole
run it up a flagpole
see how it flies
see how wind blows
send up a balloon
more ❯
“Students were then provided a questionnaire to test their knowledge of the lecture material.”
Verb
▲
To put under severe strain
tax
try
strain
stretch
challenge
drain
sap
work over
make demands on
put a strain on
overtax
wear out
exhaust
push
stress
tire
overstretch
weary
make severe demands on
be too much for
overextend
be exacting on
impose on
put demands on
put great demands on
fray
overstep
exceed the scope of
exceed the limits of
make excessive demands on
more ❯
“Such conduct would most certainly test any marriage.”
Verb
▲
To examine critically and meticulously
inspect
examine
scrutiniseUK
scrutinizeUS
study
investigate
survey
scan
check
probe
explore
review
view
observe
eyeball
research
assess
eye
search
appraise
vet
audit
watch
case
scout
con
overlook
question
clock
notice
canvass
scope
oversee
monitor
enquireUK
inquireUS
interrogate
supervise
superintend
catechize
check out
look at
look over
go over
pore over
check over
go through
work over
give the once-over
take a look at
go over with a fine-tooth comb
take a dekko at
subject to an examination
give something a going-over
give something a look-see
subject to an inspection
kick the tires
more ❯
Verb
▲
To oppress with severe or excessive burdens
task
strain
exhaust
load
push
saddle
tax
burden
oppress
overload
weary
charge
encumber
entrust
lade
lumber
weigh
weight
exert
overwork
stretch
tire
overtax
extend
overextend
overtask
overreach
overexert
overburden
drive
more ❯
Verb
▲
To sample the flavor of something orally
taste
sample
try
nibble
relish
savorUS
savourUK
sip
scent
sense
smell
check
examine
feel
partake
perceive
assay
bite
chew
enjoy
lick
sup
get a hint of
get a taste of
try the flavor of
partake of
experience
know
Verb
▲
To bring into competition or conflict with
measure
match
compare
contrast
check
judge
monitor
pit
follow
set
compare with
contrast with
keep track of
put into competition with
juxtapose
weigh
differentiate
balance
separate
match up
set side by side
stack up against
differ
vary
distinguish
analogize
discriminate
set in opposition
draw a distinction between
hold a candle to
more ❯
Verb
▲
Demonstrate
go to show
demonstrate
evidence
illustrate
confirm
evince
indicate
make plain
prove
Verb
▲
To dispute the validity of
challenge
question
dispute
query
oppugn
contradict
refute
rebut
impeach
debate
disprove
deny
argue
impugn
controvert
gainsay
negate
interrogate
enquireUK
inquireUS
counter
denounce
litigate
investigate
accost
address
remonstrate
object to
call into question
call in question
disagree with
call out
take issue with
protest against
demur against
take exception to
be a dissenter from
demur about
disapprove of
throw down
call one's bluff
more ❯
Verb
▲
To identify and measure the chemical constituents of (a substance or specimen)
analyseUK
resolve
separate
dissect
divide
assay
consider
decompose
disintegrate
dissolve
reduce
study
anatomize
break down
fractionate
think through
deconstruct
decompound
take apart
break up
atomize
distilUK
distillUS
itemizeUS
itemiseUK
split up
cut
part
hydrolyze
dismantle
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause concern or anxiety
worry
bother
distress
disturb
upset
trouble
disquiet
unsettle
perturb
agitate
concern
discompose
harass
plague
torment
vex
alarm
fluster
fret
stress
faze
irk
tax
bedevil
dismay
flurry
fuss
harry
rattle
scare
strain
afflict
aggrieve
ail
annoy
beleaguer
beset
besiege
bug
burden
despair
discomfort
frazzle
hassle
irritate
oppress
throw
badger
distemper
distract
frighten
tease
unhinge
chafe
depress
derail
discombobulate
hagride
importune
needle
persecute
pester
torture
try
weigh down
alarum
dun
exercise
goad
hector
make anxious
tantaliseUK
tantalizeUS
tear
undo
cause anxiety to
freak out
weird out
get to
gnaw at
more ❯
Verb
▲
To irritate or grate on, especially one's nerves
jangle
annoy
irk
vex
aggravate
exasperate
nettle
rile
grate
rattle
bother
gall
disturb
anger
pique
ruffle
irritate
infuriate
provoke
enrage
incense
needle
bug
get
nark
peeve
antagoniseUK
antagonizeUS
discompose
harass
rankle
gravel
trouble
unsettle
agitate
fluster
perturb
unnerve
get on one's nerves
drive mad
hack off
drive crazy
drive to distraction
drive up the wall
rub up the wrong way
tee off
tick off
drive you up the wall
try your patience
drive round the bend
get on your nerves
get on your wick
get under your skin
grate on
hit a sour note
jar on
get on
put on edge
set on edge
more ❯
Verb
▲
To feel or manipulate with the hands
handle
feel
grasp
hold
touch
finger
paw
grip
lift
thumb
fondle
maul
check
move
palpate
try
pick up
play with
toy with
poke at
fiddle with
stroke
rub
manipulate
caress
play about with
lay a finger on
pat
manhandle
play around with
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Being done for purposes of assessment
practice
trial
experimental
exploratory
mock
developmental
pretend
sample
simulated
pilot
probationary
provisional
tentative
confirmation
corroboration
elimination
preliminary
investigational
probing
explorative
speculative
fact-finding
testing
model
dummy
initial
introductory
prototype
laboratory
on trial
more ❯
“The company hired someone for a test run of the 30-hour week, offering the same benefits given to staff members who work 40 hours.”
Adjective
▲
Arranged or existing for the present, possibly to be changed later
provisional
acting
interim
caretaker
stopgap
experimental
provisory
provisionary
makeshift
tentative
preliminary
transitional
changeover
conditional
improvised
working
contingent
TBC
dependent
rough
qualified
limited
unfinished
interregnal
draughtUK
draftUS
outline
fill-in
ad interim
make-do
pro tem
pencilled in
pro tempore
subject to confirmation
to be confirmed
rough-and-ready
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Belonging or happening near the beginning of a particular period
early
first
foundational
initial
original
inaugural
maiden
preliminary
antecedent
earliest
prior
embryonic
foundation
prefatory
raw
pilot
prelusive
opening
precursory
undeveloped
initiatory
nascent
precursive
inceptive
inductive
preceding
primitive
beginning
inchoate
introductory
young
preludial
trial
foremost
incipient
old
fledgling
infant
starting
brand-new
lead-in
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Not yet used, done, or tested
untried
untested
new
unattempted
experimental
exploratory
pilot
prototype
speculative
trial
unestablished
unproved
conjectural
novel
unessayed
unproven
unsubstantiated
callow
fledgling
fresh
green
immature
inexperienced
unexpert
unfledged
in the experimental stage
unconfirmed
unverified
tentative
uncertified
more ❯
Adjective
▲
In a crude or unfinished state
raw
rough
crude
basic
hasty
preliminary
unpolished
cursory
incomplete
quick
rudimentary
sketchy
unfinished
unrefined
imperfect
initial
coarse
first
imprecise
inductive
inexact
preparative
preparatory
primitive
clumsy
early
elementary
rudimental
undeveloped
roughhewn
simple
uncut
unprecise
unprocessed
makeshift
uncompleted
uncomplicated
rough and ready
roughly made
rough-and-ready
rough-hewn
rough-and-tumble
roughly-made
rude
untreated
natural
undressed
unprepared
artless
jerry-rigged
jerry-built
jury-rigged
plain
native
organic
unmilled
unworked
unvarnished
unfashioned
in the rough
deficient
scrappy
unpurified
bitty
incoherent
untouched
unfiltered
whole
in its natural state
thrown together
unburnished
bare
amateurish
crass
awkward
improvised
unpainted
unadorned
homespun
fresh
more ❯
Idiom
▲
Series of trials
broken road
adversity
difficulty
hardship
trial
trials and tribulations
tribulation
burden
ordeal
problem
setback
tragedy
trouble
worry
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