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sleuthing

[ US /ˈsɫuθɪŋ/ ]
[ UK /slˈuːθɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a police investigation to determine the perpetrator
    detection is hard on the feet

How To Use sleuthing In A Sentence

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  • Carpenter has tapped one of his officers who previously expressed an interest in computer sleuthing to specialize in cyber crimes.
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  • Carson, her father, had once been a district attorney and this blonde American teenager had a natural ability for sleuthing.
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  • But my mother and I, an unbeatable cross-country sleuthing duo, put a stop to the madness in less than two hours.
  • Les Vasey used to be a top Bradford policeman, sleuthing out villains, but since his retirement ten years ago his target has been the rise in sexually transmitted diseases.
  • Detecting successive generations of designer steroids will require a different type of sleuthing.
  • Where would that leave old-fashioned sleuthing?
  • So far, the weather's been lousy, so my amateur sleuthing has been a nearly full-time activity.
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