Definition for Radar:

• The method of detecting objects, finding their distance, or determining their speed, by use of a radar{1} device; as, modern radar can detect objects as small as raindrops.

Synonyms for Radar:

• n.

  •
  • footprint,
  • interference,
  • get,
  • cell,
  • pick up,
  • Loran,
  • jam,
  • directional,
  • TELERAN,
  • detector,
  • AWACS.
  •beacon (noun)
  • signal fires,
  • pharoses,
  • smoke signals,
  • warning signals.
  •detector (noun)
  • locater,
  • Revealer,
  • warner,
  • locaters,
  • revealers,
  • spotters,
  • discoverer,
  • warners,
  • discoverers,
  • spotter.
  •electricity (noun)
  • electrode,
  • cathode,
  • connection,
  • motherboard,
  • electricity,
  • resistance,
  • charge,
  • video,
  • ic,
  • electronics,
  • speaker,
  • volt,
  • juice,
  • amplifier,
  • wattage,
  • positive,
  • processor,
  • fm,
  • cycle,
  • tube,
  • microphone,
  • kilohertz,
  • memory,
  • amperes,
  • circuit,
  • spark,
  • insulator,
  • transmitter,
  • frequency,
  • discharge,
  • triode,
  • direct current,
  • current,
  • network,
  • monitor,
  • receiver,
  • ac,
  • voltage,
  • diode,
  • resistor,
  • anode,
  • electromagnetism,
  • computer,
  • induction,
  • alternating current,
  • watt,
  • crt,
  • tweeter,
  • capacitance,
  • megahertz,
  • backplane,
  • television,
  • circuit card,
  • conductor,
  • capacitor,
  • electrostatic,
  • ohm,
  • magnetism,
  • negative,
  • polarity,
  • transistor,
  • shock,
  • impedance.
  •finder (noun)
  • gunsight,
  • sonar,
  • periscope,
  • viewfinder,
  • finders,
  • sonars,
  • bombsight,
  • periscopes,
  • viewfinders,
  • homing device.
  •microwave radar (noun)
  • microwave radar.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • white noise,
  • communications,
  • GPS,
  • ghosting.
  •
  • signal-to-noise ratio,
  • static.
  •
  • beam.
  •
  • reception,
  • scanner.
  •
  • transmission.
  •
  • receive.
  •
  • scan.
  •
  • track.
  •Other relevant words:
  • oscillator,
  • spy plane,
  • SOFAR,
  • interferometer,
  • Udometer,
  • automation,
  • indicator,
  • radiolocation,
  • transistor physics,
  • Rheometer,
  • scourer,
  • radar trap,
  • wind sock,
  • pulse generator,
  • NAVAR,
  • scanning system,
  • celestial navigation,
  • locator,
  • Marigraph,
  • electronic navigation,
  • navigation,
  • electron microscopy,
  • strobe,
  • direction finding,
  • mixer,
  • overlapping,
  • Stethograph,
  • radiometer,
  • analyzer,
  • cascade screen,
  • stopper,
  • synchronizer,
  • searcher,
  • renter,
  • altimeter,
  • tracking system,
  • surveyor,
  • photoelectricity,
  • demodulator,
  • thermometer,
  • log,
  • astronavigation,
  • Modulator,
  • guide,
  • Geiger Counter,
  • spirometer,
  • radio detection and ranging,
  • electron physics,
  • Pluviometer,
  • Heliometer,
  • Bathometer,
  • blip,
  • scale,
  • Pneumometer,
  • graduated cylinder,
  • observer,
  • sextant,
  • weight,
  • discriminator,
  • TACAN,
  • topography,
  • respirometer,
  • limit,
  • radio navigation,
  • potentiometer,
  • odometer,
  • Clamper,
  • oboe,
  • cathode-ray tube,
  • rain gage,
  • Ombrometer,
  • direction finder,
  • screen,
  • device,
  • landmark,
  • stopwatch,
  • telemeter,
  • chronometer,
  • tables,
  • variometer,
  • seeker,
  • pedometer,
  • spy satellite,
  • avionics,
  • radionics,
  • Vacuometer,
  • aircraft detection system,
  • local oscillator,
  • electron optics,
  • instrument,
  • tachometer,
  • refractometer,
  • watch,
  • Pneumatograph,
  • dynamometer,
  • SHORAN,
  • pilotage,
  • weather radar,
  • galvanometer,
  • lessor,
  • Pantometer,
  • Viameter,
  • omnirange,
  • fix,
  • limiter,
  • radars,
  • clock,
  • tracker,
  • radar telescope,
  • speedometer,
  • balance,
  • magnetron,
  • line of position,
  • detection device,
  • rain gauge,
  • log line,
  • omnidirectional range,
  • missile guidance,
  • electronic engineering,
  • Pneumatometer,
  • automatic electronic navigation,
  • radio beacon,
  • plane sailing.

Paraphrases for Radar:

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    radial.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Records, radial.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    sonar.

Radar Sentence Examples:

• She moved ahead at emergency space speed and we lost her on our radar an hour after we blasted off.

• You heard what the radar said.