leafed (through) (Meaning)

leafed (through)

to turn the pages of (a book, a magazine, etc.)

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.

to turn the pages of (a book, a magazine, etc.)

read, waded (through), dipped (into), scanned, pored (over), turned over,thumbed (through),browsed, devoured, slogged (through)

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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.