Reconnoitre is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECONNOITRE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make a reconnaissance of, also RECONNOITER
• make a military observation of (a region)
• an act of reconnoitring
• To examine with the eye to make a preliminary examination or survey of; esp., to survey with a view to military or engineering operations.
• To recognize.
• explore, often with the goal of finding something or somebody
• to make a reconnaissance of

Words related to RECONNOITRE

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Words that contain RECONNOITRE

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How to use RECONNOITRE in a sentence

• There his troops halted, and he advanced at the head of a select corps to reconnoitre the enemy.
• He paused to reconnoitre, but not being driven back, came closer.
• The general course of the river being from the west, it appears advisable to reconnoitre the country to the south.
• He was about to leave his command under the charge of Jamie, and descend himself to reconnoitre, when a footstep was heard coming up the path.
• Then, with twenty horsemen at his back, he rode out again to reconnoitre.
• Then, as his object was to reconnoitre, not to fight, Captain Stuart steamed out to sea.
• The three retired to an inn of evil appearance, while Screech-Owl went out to reconnoitre the house and grounds.
• One day, about noon, I espied an encampment of tents 500 or 600 yards ahead of me, and I promptly brought my men to a halt whilst I went forward a little to reconnoitre.
• Towards evening we arrived at the village, and proceeded to reconnoitre, in order to fix our position for the night.
• In the meantime I will ride into Ballytrain, and reconnoitre a little.
• Menendez instantly sent forty or fifty men in boats to reconnoitre.
• We were not more than two minutes in reaching the end of the bridge, and then we again paused to reconnoitre.
• Murdockson promised to form a party and go down to Lone to reconnoitre, and if he should see his way clear, to undertake the job.
• This done, the fleet stood towards the Chesapeake, a frigate going ahead to reconnoitre.
• Near the door stood a pile of deal planks, behind which the carpenter ensconced himself in order to reconnoitre, unobserved, the proceedings of his idle apprentice.
• Having obtained a position close enough to observe the strength of their enemies, they stopped to reconnoitre.
• Three men he sent to reconnoitre in the direction of the Bat-eye Tunnel with instructions to keep out of trouble and to report promptly.
• Blount stopped his machine at the nearest corner and got out to reconnoitre the office-building entrance.
• To accomplish this, a considerable force was despatched from Lahore, and in advance of it was sent a party to reconnoitre and gain intelligence.
• And two of this force, who had gone out ahead of their fellows to reconnoitre, fell unexpectedly into the hands of the enemy and informed them of the whole situation.
• Late one afternoon in the month of July, 1901, I set out to this village to reconnoitre it in person.
• Here I had to stop for a few days to reconnoitre the road.
• The sun was still several hours high, and while waiting for our commissary to come up, my employer and myself rode to the nearest point of observation to reconnoitre the rear.
• He then hastened to the poop, that he might reconnoitre the enemy.
• A green cattletrack skirted the spot, without, however, emerging from the screen of fern, and this path Eustacia followed, in order to reconnoitre the group before joining it.
• Kearney went in his boat to reconnoitre the shore, when he was fired on by a party of pirates who were concealed among the bushes.
• Jackson himself, riding to the front to reconnoitre, nearly fell a victim to the recklessness he almost invariably displayed when in quest of information.
• At first a few horsemen advanced cautiously from the outposts to reconnoitre, and being compelled to retire, from a discharge of javelins, they ran back to their friends.
• In a few moments after these appeals had died away she came in person, as I knew she would, to reconnoitre.
• Ships of war were sent to reconnoitre and Consul T.
• The old man was soon persuaded by a moderate bribe to be our guide to the spot we wished to reconnoitre.
• It was, perhaps, on account of these rumours that a column was formed to reconnoitre Utrecht.
• An early cup of tea having revived her spirits she walked out to reconnoitre.

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