observator (Meaning)

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observator (n.)

One who observes or takes notice.

One who makes a remark.

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The observatory's state-of-the-art telescope provided a clear view of the distant galaxies for the observator.
The seasoned observator meticulously recorded the subtle changes in the comet's trajectory.
With keen eyes, the observator detected an anomaly in the star's brightness, indicating a potential exoplanet.
The observator's sharp observations allowed him to accurately predict the timing of the solar eclipse.
The observator's extensive knowledge of astronomy enabled him to interpret the celestial phenomena he witnessed.
As an observator, the scientist spent countless nights gazing at the stars, seeking to unravel the secrets of the universe.
The weather observator closely monitored the radar images, anticipating the approach of a major storm system.
The observator's report provided valuable insights into the behavior of the endangered species in their natural habitat.
The observator's testimony provided crucial evidence in the legal proceedings concerning environmental regulations.
The observator's fascination with the intricate details of nature led them to pursue a career in scientific research.

One who observes or takes notice., One who makes a remark.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The observatory's state-of-the-art telescope provided a clear view of the distant galaxies for the observator.

The seasoned observator meticulously recorded the subtle changes in the comet's trajectory.

With keen eyes, the observator detected an anomaly in the star's brightness, indicating a potential exoplanet.

The observator's sharp observations allowed him to accurately predict the timing of the solar eclipse.