riflescope
- noun
- /ˈraɪfəlˌskoʊp/
- Specialized
- The riflescope helped her hit the target accurately.
- the lens of my riflescope
- power riflescope
Examples
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He adjusted the riflescope before taking his shot.
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He carefully cleaned the riflescope to ensure a clear view before the competition.
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The soldier adjusted the riflescope to focus on a target over 300 meters away.
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A high-quality riflescope can greatly improve accuracy when hunting or target shooting.
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He adjusted the riflescope to get a clearer view of the deer in the distance.
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After setting up his hunting gear, he carefully mounted the riflescope onto his rifle.
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The experienced marksman praised the new riflescope for its clarity and precision when aiming.
Synonyms
A device on a gun that helps you aim
An optical device like a telescope or rifle sight that makes distant things look closer
A small telescope fixed to a gun to help aim at distant targets
A device on a gun or plane that helps you aim
A small device on a gun that helps you aim
A tool that helps you point a gun or camera more accurately
A small tube with lenses mounted on a gun to help aim at distant targets
How Precise
- Specialized
- Specialized
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- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word riflescope is made of rifle and scope, and scope means 'to look', just like in telescope. So a riflescope is a small scope put on a rifle to help you see and aim at distant targets.