slewth (Meaning)

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slewth (n.)

Sloth; idleness.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The detective's astute slewth led him to uncover the intricate network of lies surrounding the murder.
The journalist embarked on a meticulous slewth to expose the politician's secret dealings.
The historian meticulously sifted through archives, his slewth revealing long-lost truths.
The archaeologist's tireless slewth unearthed ancient artifacts that shed light on a forgotten civilization.
The biologist's slewth uncovered the intricate relationship between predator and prey in the ecosystem.
The scientist's relentless slewth led to groundbreaking discoveries that advanced the field of medicine.
The researcher's dedicated slewth unravelled the complexities of a rare genetic disorder.
The gumshoe's sharp slewth enabled him to track down the elusive suspect.
The sleuth's intuition and persistence guided him towards the truth, despite the obstacles he faced.
The writer's slewth into the protagonist's past revealed hidden motivations and a complex character arc.

Sloth; idleness.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The detective's astute slewth led him to uncover the intricate network of lies surrounding the murder.

The journalist embarked on a meticulous slewth to expose the politician's secret dealings.

The historian meticulously sifted through archives, his slewth revealing long-lost truths.

The archaeologist's tireless slewth unearthed ancient artifacts that shed light on a forgotten civilization.