Detection is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DETECTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of detecting
• the action or process of identifying the presence of something concealed
• the work of a detective in investigating a crime
• act of noticing, discovering, or sensing something
• The act of detecting; the laying open what was concealed or hidden; discovery; as, the detection of a thief; the detection of fraud, forgery, or a plot.
• the perception that something has occurred or some state exists
• the act of detecting something; catching sight of something
• the detection that a signal is being received
• a police investigation to determine the perpetrator
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of detecting; the state or fact of being detected

Words related to DETECTION

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Words that contain DETECTION

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How to use DETECTION in a sentence

• Detection followed, and the detection came about through Elisha Boone.
• A suspicion arose that they had been poisoned, and the bodies were opened, but no detection followed at this time.
• Duncan could not refuse, though he felt certain that the trial of his skill would result in the detection of his disguise.
• It is not often that the ordinary person has any need to see what he can do in the way of detection.
• Those who got in in advance of the law were of a determined character, and their number was so great that they relied on the confusion to evade detection.
• Twenty years after, talking with Southey, I was surprised to find him still owning a secret bias in favor of Joan, founded on her detection of the Dauphin.
• If he worked for an honest living he still must hide his identity and take risks of detection.
• He kept a close watch over my children, thinking they would eventually lead to my detection.
• He thought, therefore, that his chance of detection would not be increased by staying out an hour or two longer, and so he told the boys that he would go.
• Had the discovery taken place before the case had been submitted to the jury, the detection of that plot would doubtless have saved the prisoner, whether guilty or innocent.
• Often there are peculiarities about the tracks which lead to the detection and punishment of the culprits.
• The only way in which they could avoid detection would be by crossing above or below this point.
• The English were playing my game, for I had scarcely to move out of my position, which was a great aid, since it helped to keep me from detection.
• If it is error in a field in which the detection and exposure of error is difficult, it is the more dangerous, and the more should we be on our guard against it.
• Of course the most certainly positive of all is detection in the act.
• He went ashamed into a corner, hoping that before the king, his mishap might escape detection.
• A shudder ran through him at the dread idea of detection.
• The entrance gate to the property is so hidden in the wall dividing the park from the wood as almost to defy detection.
• Not a point of conduct, not a subtlety of social motive, escaped detection and remark.
• His dogs of war had become foxes of war, burrowing in places which wise old father foxes knew were safest from detection.
• The reason may be that they are always liable to detection should they attempt to impose upon mankind, and therefore take care to be what they pretend.
• Groping about in inky blackness might mean the forgetting of some article of apparel, which, if found later on, might lead to suspicion or even detection of the fraud.
• Now, Sir, who does not see, without the aid of exposition or detection, the utter confusion of ideas involved in this so elaborate and systematic argument.
• This happened twice, and led to an inquiry, and the detection of the guilty.
• Yet detection, after all, would be no such dreadful thing.
• These visits I repeated from week to week for six months, without detection.
• There arose a certain hue and cry behind him, but he was swiftly beyond detection, a fleeing shadow up the hillside.
• He readily found a rascal to receive what property he could procure for sale, and for a long time escaped detection.
• But the detection of the treachery practised at Medio rendered the Thurians more cautious, but not more timid.
• They were to spread out on the right and left, and make their way singly up through the vines, and past the field-watch if they could without risk of detection.
• He was merely stunned with the magnitude and suddenness of his crime, and the natural fear of its detection.

Similar words containing TEC without suffix tion and without prefix de

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