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Inspectorial

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in·spec·tor  (n-spktr)
n. Abbr. ins. or insp.
1. One who is appointed or employed to inspect something.
2. A police officer ranking next below superintendent.
in·specto·ral, inspec·tori·al (-tôr-l, -tr-) adj.
in·spector·ship n.
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