4 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Obtest' in a Sentence
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The project manager will have obtested the efficiency of the new software before implementing it company-wide.
The software engineer will have been obtesting the functionality of the code for weeks before the product launch.
As the software undergoes rigorous testing, developers will be obtesting its functionality to catch any potential glitches.
The software developer will obtest the new code for any bugs before releasing the updated application.
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