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reconnasissance

 

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Reconnasissance

Noun

Sense: The act or process of obtaining information about the enemy's whereabouts or activities.

Usage:

  1. The military sent out a group of skilled soldiers on a reconnasissance mission.
  2. During the war, reconnasissance was crucial for strategic planning.

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Noun

Sense: A general examination or survey of a region, usually for use in planning military operations.

Usage:

  1. The aerial reconnasissance provided vital information about enemy troop movements.
  2. The intelligence team conducted a thorough reconnasissance of the enemy's territory.

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Noun

Sense: Preliminary inspection or exploration in various fields, such as science, research, or business.

Usage:

  1. The scientist embarked on a reconnasissance of the unexplored underwater cave.
  2. Before launching the new product, the company conducted market reconnasissance to assess its potential success.

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Related Adjective

Local Reconnasissance

Definition: An investigation or survey carried out within a specific area or locality.

Usage:

  1. The detective conducted local reconnasissance to gather information about the recent crime.
  2. The archaeological team performed a local reconnasissance to identify potential excavation sites.

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