sought (out) (Meaning)
sought (out)
to search for and find (someone or something)
Synonyms & Antonyms of sought (out)
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sought (out) Sentence Examples
- The detective sought out witnesses to provide information on the case.
- The adventure-seekers sought out remote trails to explore uncharted territory.
- The researcher sought out rare documents in the depths of the archives.
- The lost hiker desperately sought out any signs of civilization.
- The entrepreneur sought out investors to fund their ambitious project.
- The victim's family sought out justice for the crime committed against her.
- The nature enthusiast sought out hidden waterfalls during their hike through the national park.
- The aspiring writer sought out mentors to guide them in their craft.
- The detective inspector sought out new leads to crack the seemingly impossible case.
- The musician sought out inspiration by traveling to different cultures and listening to traditional music.
FAQs About the word sought (out)
to search for and find (someone or something)
called (on or upon),looked up, saw, visited, dropped by,dropped in (on),
ignored, brushed (aside or off), snubbed,cold-shouldered,
The detective sought out witnesses to provide information on the case.
The adventure-seekers sought out remote trails to explore uncharted territory.
The researcher sought out rare documents in the depths of the archives.
The lost hiker desperately sought out any signs of civilization.
