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scout
noun as in person who is searching, investigating
verb as in investigate, check out
Example Sentences
The young director scouted the location, created the storyline to connect the two songs and presented the treatment to Calderón.
That afternoon, the commander and officers went to scout lookouts still used by the cartel.
With increasing urgency, the couple scouted area ponds for suitable release sites, the trick being to find one currently unoccupied by other beavers, with abundant sapling growth as a food supply.
Attempting to bridge these differences is a so-called "scout", whose job is to work out which parties are prepared to work together.
Both had volunteered for the perilous job of scouting for the Allies, observing and reporting on the movement of Japanese forces.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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