sampletesting

noun
UK /ˈsɑːmplˌtestɪŋ/
US /ˈsæmplˌtestɪŋ/

Sampletesting is when you try a small piece of something to see what it is like.

The scientist did sampletesting on the water to make sure it was clean.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The act of checking a small amount of a product to judge the whole batch.

Sampletesting showed that the cookies were baked just right.

3. A school exercise where students practice answering questions before a real exam.

Our teacher gave us sampletesting questions to help us get ready.

4. Trying a tiny taste of food to decide if you like it.

Sampletesting the soup told me it needed a little more salt.

5. Using a small group of people to learn about a bigger group.

Sampletesting helped the town find out what most people wanted.