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  • 121regard — v 1. look, look on or upon, view, see, eye, behold, set or lay eyes on; witness, see with one s own eyes, sight, catch sight of, descry, glimpse, catch or get a glimpse of, spy, espy, Inf. get a load of, take a sidelong look; perceive, discover,… …

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  • 122surveillance — n 1. watch, observation, espial; reconnaissance, probe, espionage, spying, police observation, Sl. stakeout; examination, visual examination, study, scrutiny, perusal, review, overview, survey; exploration, observing, noticing, seeing, looking,… …

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  • 123detection — [n] discovery apprehension, disclosure, espial, exposé, exposure, ferreting out, find, revelation, strike, tracking down, uncovering, unearthing, unmasking; concepts 38,183 Ant. failure, miss, mistake …

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  • 124discovery — [n1] finding, uncovering analysis, ascertainment, authentication, calculation, certification, detection, determination, diagnosis, discernment, disclosure, distinguishing, empiricism, encounter, espial, experimentation, exploration, exposition,… …

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  • 125uncovering — noun 1. the removal of covering • Syn: ↑denudation, ↑stripping, ↑baring, ↑husking • Derivationally related forms: ↑husk (for: ↑husking), ↑st …

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  • 126spial — ˈspīəl noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English (Scots) spyale, from Middle English spyen, spien to spy + ale, aille al 1. obsolete : espial, watch …

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