Associations to the word «Detect»
Noun
- Sensor
- Assay
- Detecting
- Sonar
- Ultrasound
- Doppler
- Detector
- Antibody
- Abnormality
- Tomography
- Detection
- Radar
- Mri
- Fluorescence
- Scanner
- Antigen
- Spectrometer
- Odor
- Urine
- Sensitivity
- Scan
- Imaging
- Anomaly
- Biopsy
- Vibration
- Sensing
- Screening
- Polymerase
- Probe
- Radiation
- Scanning
- Photon
- Intrusion
- Signal
- Leakage
- Odour
- Pap
- Wavelength
- Blot
- Ct
- Gamma
- Flaw
- Monitoring
- Lesion
- Telescope
- Resonance
- Forgery
- Stimulus
- Spectroscopy
- Fraud
- Uv
- Tumor
- Specificity
- Malfunction
- Amplification
- Spectrometry
- Deletion
- Sequencing
- Scent
- Pathogen
- Reagent
- Submarine
- Explosive
- Presence
- Redundancy
- Emission
- Microscope
- Retina
- Leak
- Surveillance
Adjective
Wiktionary
DETECT, verb. To discover or find by careful search, examination, or probing
DETECT, adjective. (obsolete) Detected.
Dictionary definition
DETECT, verb. Discover or determine the existence, presence, or fact of; "She detected high levels of lead in her drinking water"; "We found traces of lead in the paint".
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