sleuth (Meaning)
sleuth (n)
a detective who follows a trail
sleuth (v)
watch, observe, or inquire secretly
sleuth (n.)
The track of man or beast as followed by the scent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sleuth
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sleuth Sentence Examples
- The private sleuth stealthily followed the target, his keen eyes noting every detail.
- The elderly sleuth, despite his advanced age, possessed a sharp mind and an uncanny ability to solve mysteries.
- The amateur sleuth stumbled upon a crucial clue that eluded the experienced detectives.
- The renowned sleuth's reputation for solving complex cases preceded him.
- The sleuth's intuitive nature led her to connect seemingly unrelated threads in the investigation.
- The sleuth's dogged determination never wavered, even when faced with dead ends.
- The cunning sleuth outsmarted the criminal by setting an elaborate trap.
- The sleuth's keen observation skills allowed him to notice the telltale signs of deception.
- The sleuth's unorthodox methods often yielded surprising results that others had missed.
- The sleuth's ability to deduce the truth from the smallest of clues amazed both suspects and observers alike.
FAQs About the word sleuth
a detective who follows a trail, watch, observe, or inquire secretlyThe track of man or beast as followed by the scent.
investigator,detective,operative, gumshoe, private detective, dick, private investigator, tracker, sherlock, tracer
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The private sleuth stealthily followed the target, his keen eyes noting every detail.
The elderly sleuth, despite his advanced age, possessed a sharp mind and an uncanny ability to solve mysteries.
The amateur sleuth stumbled upon a crucial clue that eluded the experienced detectives.
The renowned sleuth's reputation for solving complex cases preceded him.
