sleuthing (Meaning)
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sleuthing (n)
a police investigation to determine the perpetrator
Synonyms & Antonyms of sleuthing
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sleuthing Sentence Examples
- The detective embarked on a meticulous sleuthing operation to uncover the truth.
- The sleuthing journalist pursued every lead, determined to expose the corruption.
- The librarian's keen sleuthing skills deciphered the ancient manuscript's secrets.
- The sleuthing historians meticulously combed through archives to piece together the past.
- The private investigator used advanced sleuthing techniques to track down a missing person.
- The forensic scientist's sleuthing revealed crucial evidence at the crime scene.
- The art sleuth tirelessly researched, uncovering the true identity of a stolen masterpiece.
- The sleuthing professor unraveled the enigmatic clues left by a brilliant scholar.
- The amateur sleuth astonished everyone with their ability to solve the puzzle.
- The sleuthing archeologist unearthed invaluable artifacts from a lost civilization.
FAQs About the word sleuthing
a police investigation to determine the perpetrator
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The detective embarked on a meticulous sleuthing operation to uncover the truth.
The sleuthing journalist pursued every lead, determined to expose the corruption.
The librarian's keen sleuthing skills deciphered the ancient manuscript's secrets.
The sleuthing historians meticulously combed through archives to piece together the past.
