analyzation
- noun
- /ˌænəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- US
:
análisis
No, I would argue that plenty of women got their analyzation wrong.
- No, I would argue that plenty of women got their analyzation wrong.
- And to get into the demon part of it real quick, there is ACIA paper titled Analyzation or Assessment of the Gateway Process.
Examples
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Your fears and your, your logic and your analyzation starts to creep in.
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Your fears and your, your logic and your analyzation starts to creep in.
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It was like an analyzation, like you were having a deep dialogue with yourself to try to figure out what it actually was.
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And to get into the demon part of it real quick, there is ACIA paper titled Analyzation or Assessment of the Gateway Process.
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Since each student proceeds at their own pace, analyzation need not be required for all students at the same time (some will be reading, some taking tests, while some wait for their next smart-planned lesson plan).
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The analyzation of the data revealed important trends that could influence future decisions.
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After a careful analyzation of the case, the lawyer was able to present compelling arguments.
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The analyzation process helped the students better understand the complex themes in the novel.
Synonyms
∞
2.9
A careful search for the truth about something
∞
3.4
Careful study of something by breaking it into parts to understand
168
5.5
A close, careful look at something to find mistakes or problems
110
2.3
Careful study of something to find problems or details
49
3.3
To study a subject carefully to learn more about it
11
4.7
A careful investigation to find the truth
7
6.6
A careful study that looks at the parts of a text or idea
4
5.1
A close study of a text or work of art to judge its strengths and weaknesses
3
3.5
A careful study that looks at all parts of something
1
7.6
A way of studying something by breaking it into parts
1
3.0
The act of looking carefully at something to find facts
A careful, detailed study of a subject to find important facts
A study that breaks something into parts to show how it works
A careful, close look at something to find small details
Antonyms
How Thorough
168
5.5
110
2.3
- US
- Literature
252
2.9
74
3.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Analyzation comes from the verb analyze, which comes from Greek parts ana- and lysis meaning 'up' and 'to loosen'. Think of 'loosening' something into pieces so you can study each part, and that's why an analyzation is the act of breaking something into parts to understand it better.