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Term: Scouted

Part of Speech: Verb (Past tense of "scout")

Sense 1: To seek out or explore in order to gain information

Description: When used as a verb, "scouted" refers to the act of seeking out or exploring a particular area or person in order to gather information or gain knowledge about them.

Related Products: Scouting Equipment

Sample Sentence:

He scouted the location before deciding to set up the camp.

Part of Speech: Verb (Past tense of "scout")

Sense 2: To examine and evaluate (a person's potential, abilities, etc.)

Description: In this sense, "scouted" refers to the action of examining and evaluating someone's potential, abilities, skills, or talents, often particularly for employment or recruitment purposes.

Related Products: Sport Scouting Books

Sample Sentence:

The scouts scouted various players during the tournament to find potential talents for their team.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 3: Popular; well-known and widely recognized

Description: When used as an adjective, "scouted" describes something or someone that is popular, well-known, and widely recognized.

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Sample Sentence:

The scouted artist gained overnight popularity after their performance went viral.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 4: Local; relating to a specific locality or region

Description: In this sense, "scouted" is used to describe something that is local or specific to a certain locality or region.

Related Products: Local Scouted Food

Sample Sentence:

The restaurant serves a variety of scouted dishes featuring locally sourced ingredients.