eval

/ˈiː.væl/

noun 1verb 1adj 1

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ADJ.

high, pointless

The teacher said the final eval was pointless because she'd already graded all our work.

VERB + EVAL

age, psych

The psychologist will eval the patient's mental health during the appointment tomorrow.

EVAL + NOUN

piece

The teacher spent hours evaluating each piece of student work before the parent conference.

ADV.

quite

I was quite eval of how well the new software performed in our testing phase.

noun

Abbreviation of evaluation.

Scans are unable to determine subject's [Gandrayda's] age, but psych eval suggests a high degree of youthfulness.

Both of their evals suggested good upbringings, though the interviewer couldn't get much out of Swartzkoff concerning his home life.

verb

To evaluate (or execute) source code held in a string during run time.

Of course, it's quite pointless to eval a piece of code that you know at compile time ...

adj

Relating to time or duration.

Scans are unable to determine subject's [Gandrayda's] age, but psych eval suggests a high degree of youthfulness.

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Both of their evals suggested good upbringings, though the interviewer couldn't get much out of Swartzkoff concerning his home life.

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Of course, it's quite pointless to eval a piece of code that you know at compile time ...

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In some senses, eval is marked as obsolete. Watch for register when choosing this word.

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