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dissect

verb as in analyze

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I suspect we will spend many years dissecting what happened that put Donald Trump back in the White House this year.

From Salon

Pundit after pundit has dissected United's lack of co-ordinated pressing, with Sky's Jamie Carragher labelling Ten Hag's side as "one of the worst coached teams" he had seen.

From BBC

“I still grapple with the guilt of having dissected a man who may have wanted to rest in peace,” she wrote.

From Salon

Modern-day fandom can be intense, so much so that the minuscule details of an actor’s personal life are dissected — a topic that was skewered in “The Other Two.”

In this season, Lawrence says they are starting to dissect what makes someone want to become a therapist.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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