Extreme Vetting

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Pronunciation: /ɪkˈstriːm ˈvɛtɪŋ/

Definitions of extreme vetting

noun extreme vetting - a process of thorough examination or evaluation, typically used in the context of screening individuals for potential risks or threats

Example Sentences

A1 Extreme vetting is a process to carefully check someone's background before allowing them entry into a country.

A2 The government implemented extreme vetting measures to ensure the safety of its citizens.

B1 The airport security conducted extreme vetting on all passengers before boarding the plane.

B2 The immigration department has a system in place for extreme vetting of visa applicants.

C1 The company has a rigorous process of extreme vetting for all potential employees.

C2 In light of recent security threats, there has been a call for even more extensive extreme vetting procedures at border checkpoints.

Examples of extreme vetting in a Sentence

formal The government implemented a policy of extreme vetting for all incoming refugees.

informal They're really cracking down on immigration with this extreme vetting process.

slang Man, this extreme vetting thing is no joke, they're making it so hard to get through.

figurative In the world of job interviews, it's like going through extreme vetting to land a position at that company.

Grammatical Forms of extreme vetting

plural

extreme vetttings

comparative

more extreme vetting

superlative

most extreme vetting

present tense

extreme vetting

future tense

will extreme vetting

perfect tense

has extreme vetting

continuous tense

is extreme vetting

singular

extreme vetting

positive degree

extreme vetting

infinitive

to extreme vet

gerund

extreme vetting

participle

extreme vetted

Origin and Evolution of extreme vetting

First Known Use: 2016 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The term 'extreme vetting' originated in the United States political context.
Evolution of the word: Initially used in the context of immigration policy, 'extreme vetting' has evolved to encompass a broader range of contexts where thorough scrutiny or examination is required.