Detect vs Nauscopy - What's the difference?
detect | nauscopy |
(obsolete) Detected.
(obsolete) The supposed ability to detect incoming ships, before they come into visual range, by studying certain atmospheric effects.
(Webster 1913)
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between detect and nauscopy
is that detect is (obsolete) detected while nauscopy is (obsolete) the supposed ability to detect incoming ships, before they come into visual range, by studying certain atmospheric effects.As a verb detect
is to discover or find by careful search, examination, or probing.As an adjective detect
is (obsolete) detected.As a noun nauscopy is
(obsolete) the supposed ability to detect incoming ships, before they come into visual range, by studying certain atmospheric effects.detect
English
Derived terms
* detection * detective * detectorSee also
* discover * find * stumble uponAdjective
(-)- (Fabyan)
