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Navy Seals have reconnoitered the area in advance of the invasion.
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Not until twenty miles farther on, when they reconnoitered in the dark of a mountain hollow, and he stepped from the saddle and his leg buckled under him, the blood sloshing in his boot like a full well bucket, did he notice the ankle. (source)reconnoitered = explored
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Kassad had gone ahead to reconnoiter the village.† (source)
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Once he and I were in the jungle a few yards away from a river, and he wanted to reconnoiter over certain areas, but he couldn't get the view he wanted.† (source)
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He was in an unhurried, reconnoitering mood, with time to go to a rocky edge and take a glimpse of the near-vertical scree down which he would shortly have to throw himself.† (source)
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He turns away from the Raft, skims across the ocean to Port Sherman to do a bit of reconnoitering there.† (source)
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It was too light and too early to do anything, but they wanted to reconnoitre and get a look at the place.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use reconnoiter.
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This did not keep Popov from periodic reconnoitering.† (source)
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I'm gonna go scrub up and we reconnoiter in the kitchen, twenty minutes.† (source)
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"In other words," declared Eli Lavon, who reconnoitered the drop site on the morning after Nabil Awad's interrogation, "it's a spy's nightmare."† (source)
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She watched him exploring their strange surroundings; watched him drop flat on his stomach, and knew he was Davy Crockett, reconnoitring a new frontier.† (source)
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That is to say, he must have reconnoitred the ground beforehand.† (source)
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Lately she's had the sense of someone watching her, though whenever she reconnoitres there's nobody there.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it reconnoiters.
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Seeing that I was more skilled in scouting than the others, while they lay back in the cover, I was sent upon the plain, on the business of the reconnoitrings.† (source)
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As long as she is high up in the air, she reconnoiters the ship and confirms that there is no way off, no handy gangplanks or stairway thingies.† (source)
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Now, you and the Chief get up and cook breakfast, while I go up on the top of this mountain and reconnoitre.† (source)
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