spoor Antonyms
Meaning of spoor
spoor (n)
the trail left by a person or an animal; what the hunter follows in pursuing game
spoor Sentence Examples
- The ranger cautiously followed the lion's spoor, hoping to track its elusive prey.
- The elephant herd left behind a trail of spoor that allowed researchers to estimate their population size.
- The spoor of the mountain goat led the hikers up a treacherous and desolate slope.
- The archaeologists carefully examined the ancient spoor discovered at the excavation site, hoping to uncover clues about prehistoric life.
- The police dog used its keen sense of smell to track down the suspect's spoor, leading to an arrest.
- The spoor of the deer was faint and difficult to follow, but the experienced hunter refused to give up.
- The spoor of the grizzly bear instilled fear in the hikers as they realized the close proximity of the apex predator.
- The researchers used GPS technology to map the spoor of migrating birds, providing valuable data on their flight patterns.
- The forensic team analyzed the spoor found at the crime scene, linking it to the suspect's shoes.
- The spoor of the elusive snow leopard tantalized scientists, offering a glimpse into the secret lives of these solitary creatures.
FAQs About the word spoor
the trail left by a person or an animal; what the hunter follows in pursuing game
pug,track, footstep,hoofprint, footprint, tread, trace,vestige, step, footmark
No antonyms found.
The ranger cautiously followed the lion's spoor, hoping to track its elusive prey.
The elephant herd left behind a trail of spoor that allowed researchers to estimate their population size.
The spoor of the mountain goat led the hikers up a treacherous and desolate slope.
The archaeologists carefully examined the ancient spoor discovered at the excavation site, hoping to uncover clues about prehistoric life.
