Synonyms for periscope
ˈpɛr əˌskoʊpperiscope

Princeton's WordNet

1. periscopenoun

   an optical instrument that provides a view of an otherwise obstructed field

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1. • Optical Instrument

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1. List of paraphrases for "periscope":

   telescope

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1. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi:

   Without Congressman Scott Peters and without the technology of Periscope [ the sit-in ] would just be a debate in the Halls of Congress unrecorded because they turned off the microphones, but we raised our voices. They turned off the cameras and we went to Periscope.

2. Gerzof Richard:

   Companies looking to stay competitive in their market space, win new business and attract employees need to embrace video, they need to look at their mobile phones as video cameras and always think about creating relevant and meaningful content when going about their daily business activities. Related: 6 Big Reasons Small Businesses Need to Be on Periscope As video search technologies improve, bandwidth costs for uploading and downloading video drop and humans get better at shooting and posting video files, video will increasingly become a more dominant form of communication for all businesses, from startups to multi-national brands.

3. Kim Garst:

   Plus, it’s not just Periscope. It’s live streaming as a whole.

4. American Heritage:

   There was a periscope through which the pilot could observe the tail assembly for signs of ice accumulation or mechanical malfunction.

5. Dustin Callif:

   Periscope isn't really set up right now to accommodate brands, it's an experiment which is fun for a brand, but it is also risky.