Security System Features

adjective describing a person or thing that has the ability to see everything; omniscient

• The all-seeing security cameras monitored the entire building.
• The all-seeing cameras caught everything that happened last night.
• Those all-seeing cameras are always watching us, it's creepy.
• In the world of politics, the all-seeing public eye never misses a scandal.

noun the act of entering a building illegally with the intent to commit a crime, typically theft

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• The police are investigating the burglary that took place last night.
• Did you hear about the burglary at the neighbor's house?
• That burglary was a real bummer, man.
• The burglary of her heart left him feeling empty and alone.

noun a device that makes a buzzing sound, especially an electrical device that sounds an alarm or signals the end of a period of time

• The buzzer sounded, signaling the end of the exam.
• I'll hit the buzzer when I'm ready for you to come in.
• She's always on the buzzer, never missing a beat.
• The buzzer of opportunity rang, and he knew it was his moment to shine.

noun the quality or characteristic of being secretive or surreptitious

• The military developed a new stealth technology to make aircraft less visible to radar.
• The spy used stealth to sneak past the guards undetected.
• I'm gonna use some stealth to grab the last piece of pizza without anyone noticing.
• Her words were like stealth, quietly influencing the decision without anyone realizing.