Meanings
- uncountableScrutiny against some point or issue being raised.
Accordingly the challenge which is thus made is generally met by a sharp counterscrutiny into the claims, be they personal or official, of the teacher who dares to make it.
1869, Henry Parry Liddon, The Divinity of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, page 168
Origin
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