uptrace (Meaning)
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uptrace (v. t.)
To trace up or out.
Synonyms & Antonyms of uptrace
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uptrace Sentence Examples
- The fisherman cast his line uptrace, hoping to snag a salmon swimming upstream.
- The hikers followed the uptrace path, leading them to a secluded waterfall.
- The river's current tugged at the boat, pulling it steadily uptrace.
- The canoeists paddled uptrace against the strong flow, determined to reach their destination.
- The fisherman searched uptrace for a promising fishing spot, where the water seemed deeper.
- The hiker spotted a rare orchid growing uptrace, hidden among the rocks.
- The trail narrowed uptrace, making it more difficult to navigate.
- The rafters guided the raft uptrace, navigating the treacherous rapids.
- The kayaker paddled effortlessly uptrace, thanks to the river's gentle current.
- The wildlife enthusiasts tracked the bear's footprints uptrace, hoping to catch a glimpse of the elusive animal.
FAQs About the word uptrace
To trace up or out.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The fisherman cast his line uptrace, hoping to snag a salmon swimming upstream.
The hikers followed the uptrace path, leading them to a secluded waterfall.
The river's current tugged at the boat, pulling it steadily uptrace.
The canoeists paddled uptrace against the strong flow, determined to reach their destination.
