vidette (Meaning)

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vidette (n.)

Same Vedette.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The vidette stood guard at the outpost, scanning the horizon for any signs of approaching threats.
As a vidette, Maria patrolled the perimeter of the camp, ensuring the safety of her comrades.
The commander assigned a vidette to keep watch on the enemy's movements during the night.
The vidette's keen eyesight and alertness were crucial for detecting any potential ambushes in the dense forest.
During wartime, videttes played a vital role in providing early warning of enemy movements to the main forces.
The vidette reported back to the commanding officer, sharing valuable information about the enemy's tactics.
The well-trained vidette could distinguish between friendly and enemy forces even in challenging conditions.
The vidette's post offered a strategic vantage point, allowing them to observe the battlefield from a position of advantage.
The vidette's primary responsibility was to maintain constant vigilance, preventing surprise attacks on the military outpost.
Videttes were often chosen for their exceptional observational skills and ability to remain composed in high-pressure situations.

Same Vedette.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The vidette stood guard at the outpost, scanning the horizon for any signs of approaching threats.

As a vidette, Maria patrolled the perimeter of the camp, ensuring the safety of her comrades.

The commander assigned a vidette to keep watch on the enemy's movements during the night.

The vidette's keen eyesight and alertness were crucial for detecting any potential ambushes in the dense forest.