examination

As nouns the difference between discussion and examination

is that discussion is conversation or debate concerning a particular topic while examination is the act of examining.

Prudence is a related term of examination.

As a proper noun prudence

is , one of the puritan virtue names.

As a noun examination is

the act of examining.

Examination is a related term of quest.

As a noun examination

is the act of examining.

As an abbreviation quest is

quantized electronic structure.

Examination is a related term of breakdown.

As nouns the difference between examination and breakdown

is that examination is the act of examining while breakdown is a failure, particularly mechanical; something that has failed.

Query is a related term of examination.

As nouns the difference between query and examination

is that query is a question or inquiry while examination is the act of examining.

As a verb query

is to ask, inquire.

Interrogatory is a related term of examination.

As nouns the difference between interrogatory and examination

is that interrogatory is (legal) a formal question submitted to opposing party to answer, generally governed by court rule while examination is the act of examining.

As an adjective interrogatory

is serving to interrogate; questioning.

Scrupulousness is a related term of examination.

As nouns the difference between scrupulousness and examination

is that scrupulousness is (uncountable) the property of being scrupulous while examination is the act of examining.

Essay is a related term of examination.

As nouns the difference between essay and examination

is that essay is essay, usually on scientific, cultural or sociological subjects for publication in a newspaper or magazine while examination is the act of examining.

Detection is a related term of examination.

As nouns the difference between detection and examination

is that detection is detection while examination is the act of examining.

As a noun examination

is the act of examining.

As a verb revie is

(obsolete) to vie with, or rival, in return.