Business Analysis

verb to cause something to extend from a particular point or area

adverb in a way that extends or stretches out

• The lawyer was able to draw out the key points of the witness's testimony during cross-examination.
• I can't believe how long it takes for my mom to draw out a story when she's telling it.
• Let's draw out our plans for the weekend over coffee tomorrow.
• The artist was able to draw out the emotions of the subject in their portrait.

noun a quick summary or report

verb to criticize or disparage someone or something

adjective in poor physical or mental condition

adverb in a tired or worn-out manner

• The old building appears to be quite run down and in need of repairs.
• The house down the street looks really run down, they should fix it up.
• That car is so run down, it's practically falling apart.
• After working all day without a break, I feel completely run down.

noun the extent of the area or subject matter that something deals with or to which it is relevant

verb to assess or investigate something

• The scope of the project includes market research, product development, and marketing strategy.
• I'm not sure about the scope of the assignment, can you clarify what needs to be done?
• Let's expand the scope of our plans and think outside the box.
• The scope of her ambition knows no bounds.