0 present participle of invigilate
1 to watch people taking an exam in order to check that they do not cheat:
We are invigilating closely what is going on authority by authority.
They will find half the cost of invigilating during those free periods from a special donation and half from funds at their disposal.
He suggested that the nationalised boards were tending to become hypochondriacs and that we were invigilating them too much.
I can understand the position as regards taxis because there is a clear and precise way of invigilating people who apply for taxi cab licences.
What happens in terms of these duties which that police force has to carry out in invigilating the baggage of passengers travelling through the port and other cargoes?
There is an arrangement by which member states are responsible for monitoring many of those funds and invigilating in questions that arise in connection with them.
Invigilating carefully, making sure that candidates do not talk inside examination venues and also responding to any examination irregularities immediately. 5.
In addition to courses, services include student advising, admissions and registration, electronic submission of transcripts and exam invigilating.
