Monitor and Scan

Monitor

Monitor verb - To pay continued close attention to (something) for a particular purpose.

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Scan and monitor are semantically related. in observe topic. In some cases you can use "Scan" instead a verb "Monitor", when it comes to topics like listen, check.

Nearby Words: monitoring, monitored, monition, monitory, monitorial

Scan

Scan verb - To look over closely (as for judging quality or condition).

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Synonyms for Scan

Antonyms for Scan

Monitor and scan are semantically related. You can use "Monitor" instead a verb "Scan".

Nearby Words: scanned, scanning, scanner

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How words are described

old	old monitor	old scan
good	good monitor	good scan
typical	typical monitor	typical scan
original	original monitor	original scan
Other adjectives: single, actual, capable, new, occasional, medical.

Common collocations

area	monitor area	scan area
corpse	monitor corpse	scan corpse
everyone	monitor everyone	scan everyone
cameras	monitor cameras	scan cameras

Both words in one sentence

Nikita develops a bond with the informant, but eventually realizes that the informant herself is the suicide bomber, when a brain-scan shows a reaction when she looks at a reflection of herself in a computer monitor.

Source: Why Am I Ticking?
They get away with this in principle: a digital cinema projector would have a higher output resolution than the HD TV, which would've had a higher resolution than the monitor, and the original scan may have been big enough to benefit from the extra pixels.

Source: Enhance Button
But in defiance of this trope, the employees that monitor the scans never see the person being scanned, the images produced are not in colour and are of low enough resolution that your genitalia aren't worth looking at, and the files are deleted once the scan is over.

Source: The Nudifier