Question

scrutate /SKRU-tayt/

Accepted Answer

verb tr.To investigate.[from Latin scrutari (to examine). Earliest documented use: 1882.]"Philosophers have too often thought that they can learn more about human nature by scrutating the murky depths of substance and faculties than by interpreting the obvious evidence." - John Lachs; The Relevance of Philosophy to Life; Vanderbilt University Press; 1995.

Back	scrutate /SKRU-tayt/
Front	verb tr. To investigate. [from Latin scrutari (to examine). Earliest documented use: 1882.] "Philosophers have too often thought that they can learn more about human nature by scrutating the murky depths of substance and faculties than by interpreting the obvious evidence." - John Lachs; The Relevance of Philosophy to Life; Vanderbilt University Press; 1995.

Scrutate Skru Tayt Verb Tr Investigate Latin Scrutari Examine