spotting

Speech parts

1. spotting - Noun

2. spotting - Verb

Derived from spot

Meaning

of Spot

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

fleck mark beholding looking recognition discovery finding identification detection marking watching insight observing tracking reconnaissance
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Antonyms

covering hiding cleaning confusing washing diminishing
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Hypernyms

find dirtying discovery uncovering soiling soilure

Phrases with the word

oil spotting aircraft spotting bus spotting

Examples

After any appearance this season, pitchers are given a report on their performance, which Cressey said he also looks at every time because it is useful for spotting any differences in a player’s body. Source: Internet

A game warden in Vermont responded an unusual situation when witnesses reported spotting a large lizard -- a South American tegu -- wandering across a road. Source: Internet

After spotting the self-propagating malware in the wild, Kamluk noted that it automatically adapts to COVID-19 pandemic as a computer parasite piggybacking on the coronavirus being a hot topic and used as a “carrier” for the cyber counterpart. Source: Internet

After spotting another woman showing off a ring Khashoggi had just given her while the harem was out in Las Vegas - identical to one she had been given - she realized her dream of dating a billionaire had soured. Source: Internet

Albuquerque, Dallas, Orlando, Phoenix, and Mesa also figure on the list but may not be very popular alien spotting sights. Source: Internet

Aircraft spotting Southwest Airlines plane landing, as seen from Sepulveda Boulevard in Westchester The "Imperial Hill" area (also known as Clutter's Park) in El Segundo is a prime location for aircraft spotting. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

spottiest spottily spottiness spotting scope spottish spottle