espial
ɪˈspaɪəl
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Definition of espial - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
espionageDatedact of spying or secret observationDated
  • The detective's espial revealed the suspect's hidden activities.
observation surveillance watch
2.
discoveryDatedUKfact of being noticed or discoveredDatedUK
  • His espial by the guards led to his capture.
detection discovery observation
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Origin of espial

Old French, espier (to spy)

Examples of espial in a sentence

  • The spy's espial went unnoticed by the enemy.
  • The spy's espial was inevitable.
  • Her espial of the secret meeting was accidental.

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  1. French:espionnage, découverte, ...
  2. German:Spionage, Entdeckung, ...
  3. Italian:osservazione, scoperta, ...
  4. Spanish:espionaje, descubrimiento, ...
  5. Portuguese:espionagem, descoberta, ...
  6. Chinese:侦查, 发现, ...
  7. Japanese:スパイ活動, 発見, ...
  8. Arabic:تَجَسُّس, اِكتِشاف, ...
  9. Hebrew:רִגּוּל, גִּלּוּי, ...
  10. Russian:шпионаж, обнаружение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шпигунство, виявлення, ...
  12. Hindi:जासूसी, खोज, ...

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