leafed (through) Antonyms
Meaning of leafed (through)
leafed (through)
to turn the pages of (a book, a magazine, etc.)
leafed (through) Sentence Examples
- Alice leafed through the pages of the dusty old book, her fingers brushing against the fragile paper.
- I leafed through my grandmother's photo album, reminiscing over the memories captured within its pages.
- The librarian leafed through the card catalog, searching for a particular title.
- The student leafed through his textbook, desperately trying to find the answer to a homework problem.
- The detective leafed through the suspect's notebook, hoping to find clues that would lead to a breakthrough.
- As the wind blew, the leaves of the tree leafed through the air like tiny dancers.
- The researcher leafed through countless scientific journals, determined to find evidence to support his hypothesis.
- The editor leafed through the manuscript, making meticulous notes in the margins.
- The hiker leafed through his map, trying to determine the best route to the top of the mountain.
- The child leafed through her favorite storybook, giggling at the silly characters and their adventures.
FAQs About the word leafed (through)
to turn the pages of (a book, a magazine, etc.)
read, turned over, pored (over),thumbed (through), dipped (into), waded (through), scanned, speed-read, reread, devoured
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Alice leafed through the pages of the dusty old book, her fingers brushing against the fragile paper.
I leafed through my grandmother's photo album, reminiscing over the memories captured within its pages.
The librarian leafed through the card catalog, searching for a particular title.
The student leafed through his textbook, desperately trying to find the answer to a homework problem.
