Pronunciation: /dɪˈtɛktərɪst/
noun a person who uses a metal detector to search for buried objects such as coins, jewelry, or artifacts
A1 The detectorist found a valuable coin buried in the sand.
A2 As a detectorist, she enjoys exploring fields and beaches in search of hidden treasures.
B1 The detectorist carefully scanned the area with his metal detector, hoping to uncover something rare.
B2 After years of experience, the detectorist became an expert at identifying different types of metal objects.
C1 The detectorist's keen eye and advanced equipment allowed him to locate ancient artifacts with precision.
C2 The renowned detectorist was called in to assist with a major archaeological excavation due to his expertise in metal detecting.
formal The detectorist meticulously scanned the field for any signs of buried treasure.
informal The detectorist was out in the field looking for cool stuff with his metal detector.
slang The detectorist was out there metal detecting like a boss.
figurative The detectorist had a knack for uncovering hidden truths in the stories of the past.
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