observer

/əbˈzɜrvər/
noun
  1. A person who watches or notices something, especially in order to learn or understand.
    • A careful observer can tell when someone is lying by their body language.
    • As an observer at the meeting, she took notes but did not speak.
    • The bird observer sat quietly with binoculars, waiting for the eagle to appear.
  2. A person who attends an event or situation to monitor or report on it, often officially.
    • The military observer reported on the ceasefire from the front lines.
    • The United Nations sent an observer to monitor the election.
    • A weather observer records temperature and rainfall every day.
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