screening
Pronunciation: [ˈskriːnɪŋ]
Context: "health"
(noun) a test or check-up to find out if someone has a certain health problem. It helps doctors see if someone is sick even if they don't feel it.
Example
I went for a health screening and everything came back normal.
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She didn't get the screening she needed, so her illness went unnoticed.
Example
Have you ever had a screening for any diseases?
Context: "entertainment"
(noun) a showing of a movie or film to an audience before it is released to the public. It's like a special preview with a select group of people.
Example
The screening of the new movie was amazing, and everyone loved it.
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Not many people attended the screening, so it felt very empty.
Example
When is the screening for the new superhero movie?
Context: "selection"
(verb) to check or examine something carefully to decide if it is good or bad. This is done to choose the best option or to find out if something is suitable.
Example
The committee is screening all the applications for the scholarships.
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They aren't screening the applicants thoroughly, which might lead to mistakes.
Example
What criteria are you using when screening the candidates for the job?