Word of the Day (snoop)-21JUL21

Word of the Day (snoop)-21JUL21

Today’s “Word of the Day” is snoop and it is a verb meaning “to look around secretly to find out (private) information about someone/something; pry, spy on, intrude on, poke one’s nose in; investigate, ferret around in”.

Example Sentence: The spyware Pegasus is apparently sold to governments around the world by NSO group, an Israeli company. It can be used to snoop on phones that run on Android and iOS systems.

Word of the Day (snoop)-21JUL21

This word is present in The Hindu article Pegasus spyware used to ‘snoop’ on Indian journalists, activists and click here to read it.

Courtesy: The Hindu

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