What is the past tense of scrutinise?

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The past tense of scrutinise is scrutinised.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of scrutinise is scrutinises.

The present participle of scrutinise is scrutinising.

The past participle of scrutinise is scrutinised.

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Where life is at stake the evidence must be scrutinised with especial care.

He believes that, in general, plans of this nature in built-up areas should be doubly scrutinised.

The whole project was closely scrutinised by police after the fraud squad were called in.

A manual count is a laborious process whereby each ballot is scrutinised individually by local electoral officials.

The decision was scrutinised by the Welsh Assembly Government because it departs from the local plan.

While being scrutinised by a gargantuan grouper and innumerable smaller fish, I became aware of a more thrilling presence.

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