spoored Synonyms
spoored Meaning
spoored
a track, a trail, a scent, or droppings especially of a wild animal, a trace by which the progress of someone or something may be followed, to track by a spoor, to track something by its spoor
spoored Sentence Examples
- The hunter cautiously spoored the elusive prey through the dense undergrowth.
- The detectives spoored the suspect by analyzing their footprints and tire tracks.
- The archaeologist spoored the ancient civilization by examining artifacts and ruins.
- The researcher spoored the origins of the virus by tracing its genetic sequence.
- The historian spoored the lost documents that contained crucial information.
- The geologist spoored the movement of tectonic plates by measuring seismic activity.
- The linguist spoored the evolution of language by studying ancient texts and inscriptions.
- The botanist spoored the spread of invasive species by tracking their growth patterns.
- The astronomer spoored the trajectory of a distant comet by observing its faint glow.
- The wildlife photographer spoored the endangered tiger by capturing glimpses of its tracks and markings.
FAQs About the word spoored
a track, a trail, a scent, or droppings especially of a wild animal, a trace by which the progress of someone or something may be followed, to track by a spoor,
ran down, killed, trailed, captured,pursued, dogged, gunned (for), tracked, hunted,hounded
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The hunter cautiously spoored the elusive prey through the dense undergrowth.
The detectives spoored the suspect by analyzing their footprints and tire tracks.
The archaeologist spoored the ancient civilization by examining artifacts and ruins.
The researcher spoored the origins of the virus by tracing its genetic sequence.
