Monitor
Monitor verb - To pay continued close attention to (something) for a particular purpose.
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Synonyms for Monitor
Order and monitor are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Order" instead a verb "Monitor".
Order
Order verb - To put into a particular arrangement.
How words are described
| old | old monitor | old order |
| good | good monitor | good order |
| particular | particular monitor | particular order |
| original | original monitor | original order |
| Other adjectives: single, powerful, actual, real, large, internal, last. | ||
Common collocations
| people | monitor people | order people |
| characters | monitor characters | order characters |
| anyone | monitor anyone | order anyone |
| everyone | monitor everyone | order everyone |
Both words in one sentence
- After the pilot, the next five episodes of The Good Guys were originally aired out of order, causing an episode centered around tracking an informant's ankle monitor to be aired before he received said ankle monitor.
Source: Out Of Order / Live-Action TV -
Kaoru's therapist is actually the Big Bad in disguise, and he has been using this job in order to monitor her so that she can eventually be used as a sacrifice to summon Meshia.
Source: Series / GARO -
Sequence Breaking: Parodied in one of the paths which takes you to the monitor room out of order in the narrative, causing the Narrator to fret that you weren't supposed to discover that yet.
Source: Video Game / The Stanley Parable
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