Duty
Duty noun - A charge usually of money collected by the government from people or businesses for public use.
Monitoring and duty are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Monitoring" instead a noun "Duty".
Monitoring
Monitoring noun - The act of observing something (and sometimes keeping a record of it).
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Synonyms for Monitoring
Duty and monitoring are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Duty" instead a noun "Monitoring".
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Once the war is over they're finally free of their use as spies, but duty and suspicion leave little chance they'll ever be together, nevermind the continued monitoring both are subject to.
Source: Literature / The Lost Fleet - They can only be summoned by mortal magic and are considered so dangerous that not only is summoning them forbidden under the Laws of Magic, but a member of the Senior Council (The Gatekeeper) has the full time duty of monitoring any possible incursions.
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Despite it being the most dangerous dinosaur in Jurassic World, only Nick (the enclosure's supervisor) is on duty in the control room both times the movie shows us the enclosure, and he isn't even monitoring the computer screens the second time.
Source: Film / Jurassic World
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