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    Synonyms and Definitions

    Use "trace" in a sentence

    trace example sentences

    trace


    traced


    traces


    tracing


    1. These fertilizers are a unique blend of rock powders and activators that are untreated, therefore, they contain secondary nutrients (calcium, magnesium and sulfur) plus many trace elements


    2. 5% sulfur, 5% calcium and over 30 trace minerals


    3. Using this glove I can deaden certain electrical pathways, and trace superficial surface currents for it to follow


    4. “Normally this kind of procedure would take hours of time and then even more hours to make the hack harder to trace,” The Operator explained


    5. Manure provides organic matter and trace minerals to the soil


    6. The window was still open but there was no other trace that anyone had been there


    7. Even the walls weren’t safe as they blasted them with laser guns and searched the holes for any trace of the technological wonder that Ackers had clutched tightly in his hand


    8. In soil where the PH is too high it will not be able to assimilate certain minerals resulting in a trace mineral deficiency that invites a pest or disease attack


    9. This is primarily due to its high calcium levels as well as high iron, and its large selection of trace minerals, which are made immediately available to the soil and plants


    10. Using a Liquid Seaweed: Seaweed is full of trace mineral and bacteria


















































































    1. The decline in our health can be traced to a few factors


    2. Ominously, 40 percent of nursing home admissions of older people can be traced to a fall


    3. The loss of balance that leads to serious, injury-producing falls can be traced to age-related changes in the brain, diminishing vision, inner ear problems, weakening of the legs and trunk and/or the declining reliability of sensory mechanisms that let the brain know where the limbs are in space


    4. He traced the contours of his corpulence,


    5. His fingers traced the ragged grooves of three long but


    6. Nothing can be traced to our


    7. I traced the wall starting at the door


    8. In the middle of the wall opposite the mattress I traced at head height the outline of a caged light fitting


    9. He traced those techs all the way back via their financials, going into level after level of files where he technically wasn't allowed and not giving a damn


    10. I barely breathed as I traced the outlines of a few grubby pencilled words written in Arabic


















































































    1. Some people believe water is a powerful messenger that can hold electromagnetic traces as a type of 'memory'


    2. You see, when Janet irons, all traces of her husband go away


    3. They all walked inside, Nancy bringing up the rear of the group and still looking for any traces of Silence


    4. The current monitoring logs of all the logic all his programs ran in had to be edited, then he had to edit out the current traces that process took manually, before he could close


    5. That probe found no traces of human blood in the water


    6. he shuffles off, kicking at traces of dew


    7. by my headless four, the black stallions, wild eyed, sweating in their traces,


    8. even without the traces of make up


    9. Now, when it is too late for me to tell the long faded traces


    10. she traces the contours of her arms,


















































































    1. In running his fingers along her seams, in tracing the


    2. ’ Stephen admitted, tracing the top of his mug with one finger


    3. The Countess ran her free hand along the contours of her body, tracing the


    4. The Countess ran her free hand along the contours of her body, tracing the curve of her firm, full and neatly upturned breasts


    5. my breath tracing the trade winds of the morning breeze,


    6. ” They thought she could have found out what happened to her by tracing back how she had been brought into the lab


    7. Her fingers caressed the smooth stone, one fingernail running along the crystalline white line, tracing its course down one side of the stone and back up the other


    8. There won’t be any way of tracing the mail, but try not to spend it too


    9. empty receptacles, following his every move and tracing his path until she was on


    10. I got involved in a research project tracing yandrille evolution and hoped that would help
















































































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    Synonyms for "trace"

    trace tracing shadow tincture vestige ghost touch hint suggestion tint decipher follow delineate describe draw line hound hunt retrace evidence indication shred fragment dash sign footprint mark record track spoor trail pursue discover determine ascertain find out outline copy sketch diagram

    "trace" definitions

    a just detectable amount


    an indication that something has been present


    a suggestion of some quality


    a drawing created by superimposing a semitransparent sheet of paper on the original image and copying on it the lines of the original image


    either of two lines that connect a horse's harness to a wagon or other vehicle or to a whiffletree


    a visible mark (as a footprint) left by the passage of person or animal or vehicle


    follow, discover, or ascertain the course of development of something


    make a mark or lines on a surface


    to go back over again


    pursue or chase relentlessly


    discover traces of


    make one's course or travel along a path; travel or pass over, around, or along


    copy by following the lines of the original drawing on a transparent sheet placed upon it; make a tracing of


    read with difficulty