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Term: Surveillance

Description:

Surveillance refers to the monitoring, observation, and supervision of people, places, or objects, typically conducted for security or investigative purposes. It involves the use of various technologies, such as cameras, sensors, and other tracking devices, to gather information and keep a watchful eye on activities or events.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Noun - The act or process of closely monitoring or observing individuals, groups, or locations.
  2. Example sentences:

    • The government implemented extensive surveillance measures to protect national security.
    • Video surveillance cameras were installed throughout the city to deter crime.

  3. Noun - The collection and analysis of data or information for intelligence, research, or investigative purposes.
  4. Example sentences:

    • The surveillance of online activities helps identify potential cyber threats.
    • Market researchers rely on consumer surveillance to understand buying patterns.

  5. Noun - A system or network of devices used for monitoring and surveillance.
  6. Example sentences:

    • The surveillance in the building is handled by a state-of-the-art security system.
    • The company invested heavily in surveillance technology to ensure workplace safety.

  7. Adjective - Describing something related to or designed for surveillance purposes.
  8. Example sentences:

    • The detective used a surveillance drone to track the suspect's movements.
    • An undercover officer was equipped with surveillance equipment during the operation.

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