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To look at or examine something carefully, especially to measure land or assess its condition.

To make a careful estimate or judgment about the amount, level, strength, or mood of something, especially when it cannot be measured exactly.

To judge or estimate the size, degree, or importance of something, especially when it cannot easily be measured exactly.

To measure or judge the amount, size, or level of something, especially to form an opinion about it; usually spelled “gauge.”

To carefully consider and form an opinion about the quality, value, or importance of something.

To understand a situation, fact, or problem clearly and fully, often implying awareness of its complexity or seriousness.

To question people in order to collect information about their opinions, preferences, or intended votes.

To form an opinion about the value, quality, or importance of something after careful consideration.

To examine and judge the quality, importance, performance, or condition of someone or something.