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monitor
noun as in person who watches, oversees
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Strong matches
adviser, counselor, director, guide, informant, invigilator, listener, overseer, supervisor, watchdog
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Example Sentences
In a letter seen by BBC London, the council told Mr Hasan in April 2024 that the occupant had been given a warning, issued with a tenancy breach order and was being monitored.
On Saturday, NetBlocks, an organisation that monitors internet access, said a series of undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea had affected internet services in several countries, including India and Pakistan.
England will monitor Botterman over the next two days before making a decision over whether she restarts training with the rest of the the team on Tuesday.
Salary caps were introduced, revenues had to be demonstrated before investments, and all transactions were closely monitored.
The officer found laptops, computer monitors, jewelry and a PlayStation in the car.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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