1. If I say
"I browsed the whole website."
Does it mean that I took a vague look at a website?
2. If so, is there a verb that means someone took a very detailed look at a website?
For example, would it make sense to say
"I scanned the whole website."
Or would this be ambiguous?
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browsed scanned
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Re: browsed scanned
I browsed the whole website implies that you had a deep look, rather than vague. Browse implies you went briefly through all the content.
I I would use the verb glanced, which implies a quick, vague look without paying much attention the details.
For verbs that implies a very detailed look, I would use words such as explored or examined.
I I would use the verb glanced, which implies a quick, vague look without paying much attention the details.
For verbs that implies a very detailed look, I would use words such as explored or examined.
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