spoors Antonyms
Meaning of spoors
spoors
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
spoors Sentence Examples
- The tracker carefully examined the spoors left by the elusive jaguar.
- In the dense forest, the spoors of deer were barely discernible to the untrained eye.
- The elephant's massive spoors left a deep impression in the soft earth.
- The hunter followed the spoors of his prey with unwavering determination.
- The bear's spoors revealed that it had been foraging for food nearby.
- Archaeologists meticulously analyzed the fossilized spoors of ancient animals.
- The snow-covered landscape preserved the spoors of the animals that had passed through.
- Researchers used drones to track the movement of animals by monitoring their spoors.
- The spoors of the wolf pack indicated that they were searching for new territory.
- The hiker studied the spoors in the sand, trying to determine the direction the lost child had taken.
FAQs About the word spoors
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,
trails, kills, courses, dogs, hounds,tracks, runs down, pursues, traps, shoots
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The tracker carefully examined the spoors left by the elusive jaguar.
In the dense forest, the spoors of deer were barely discernible to the untrained eye.
The elephant's massive spoors left a deep impression in the soft earth.
The hunter followed the spoors of his prey with unwavering determination.
