Scouted
Pronunciation: /ˈskaʊtɪd/
Scouted (verb)
- Checked an area or situation to find useful information about what is there or what might happen next.
- Watched people, often in sports or performance, to decide if they are good enough for a team or job.
- Sent people to observe enemy positions and movements, usually to report back for planning.
Examples
- She scouted the area for information before writing the report.
- They scouted the market for information about prices and demand.