"Percursory" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Percursory" Meaning

Percursory refers to a superficial or brief examination or review of something, often in a cursory or hasty manner. It can also describe a superficial or incomplete understanding of a subject or topic.

"Percursory" Examples

Percursory

A percursory glance or survey is a brief and superficial examination.

I gave the new employee a percursory review of the company's policies on his first day.
The teacher gave the students a percursory look at the chapter before moving on to more in-depth analysis.
The fund manager made a percursory review of the financial reports before making a decision.
The report provided a percursory overview of the project, but lacked detailed information.
The detective conducted a percursory search of the crime scene, but didn't find any significant evidence.