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gleaning Meaning
gleaning (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Glean
gleaning (n.)
The act of gathering after reapers; that which is collected by gleaning.
gleaning Sentence Examples
- The farmers were gleaning the remaining cornstalks for any leftover kernels.
- The archaeologists carefully gleaned artifacts from the site, using brushes to uncover their history.
- The students diligently gleaned information from the textbook, preparing for their exams.
- The researcher gleaned valuable insights from the study, shedding light on the topic.
- The charity workers were gleaning leftover food from the market for distribution to the needy.
- The detective meticulously gleaned clues from the crime scene, seeking to solve the mystery.
- The biologist gleaned data from her observations of the wildlife, studying their behavior.
- The historian gleaned knowledge from ancient texts, piecing together the events of the past.
- The researcher gleaned information from interviews, seeking to understand the perspectives of the participants.
- The journalist gleaned facts from official documents, striving for accuracy in their reporting.
FAQs About the word gleaning
of Glean, The act of gathering after reapers; that which is collected by gleaning.
gathering,harvesting, reaping, planting, growing, rooting,sowing, producing, sprouting, propagating
picking, digging, plucking, digging, plucking,killing, killing, picking, pulling (up), pulling (up)
The farmers were gleaning the remaining cornstalks for any leftover kernels.
The archaeologists carefully gleaned artifacts from the site, using brushes to uncover their history.
The students diligently gleaned information from the textbook, preparing for their exams.
The researcher gleaned valuable insights from the study, shedding light on the topic.
