Synonyms for Patrol
pəˈtroʊlpa·trol

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1. patrolnoun

   a detachment used for security or reconnaissance

2. patrolnoun

   the activity of going around or through an area at regular intervals for security purposes

3. patrolverb

   a group that goes through a region at regular intervals for the purpose of security

4. patrol, policeverb

   maintain the security of by carrying out a patrol

   Synonyms:
   patrol, police

Matched Categories

1. • Detachment
   • Guard
   • Protection

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1. List of paraphrases for "patrol":

   patrolling, patrols, periodic, squad, rotating, periodical, gunboat, beat

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1. David Lapan:

   If we've created a barrier to drugs coming a certain way, they're going to find another way to do it, so just because drugs are down in border patrol doesn't mean that we've gotten control or that it has stopped.

2. Assistant Chief Brian Lewis:

   As officers attempted to take the subject into custody, he shot two officers and fled the scene in a stolen patrol car.

3. United States:

   An agent from The US Border Patrol called and said that United US Deported Veterans had to change or remove the mural because they can't have anything on United States property that says United States of America is in distress, so either United US Deported Veterans fix The US Border Patrol or they would paint over it.

4. Serge Dedina:

   We want to make sure our residents and the Imperial Beach Border Patrol agents … and United States Navy SEALs who live and train in The City of Imperial Beach and just North of Coronado are not harmed by this mess.

5. Getty Images:

   The governor expects these perpetrators to be prosecuted and held accountable for their crimes, he has also taken immediate action to increase CHP presence on highways near popular shopping areas statewide. This year, Gov. Newsom signed legislation to extend the California Highway Patrol Organized Retail Crime Task Force, and he is committed to taking additional action in his January budget.