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tracing
/ ˈtreɪsɪŋ /
noun
- a copy made by tracing
- the act of making a trace
- a record made by an instrument
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
What was the process like in tracing through these memories?
Fans and novices soon became swept up in the movement, tracing each work like buried treasure.
Turning the tide of the epidemic, he says, will require “rigorous contact, tracing, and quarantining.”
But actually, contact tracing is the core principle of all public-health endeavors.
In other words, contact tracing with appropriate surveillance of those at risk has worked exactly according to plan.
His researches soon came to the ears of the police, still tracing the mysterious José Puégas.
Sometimes the tracing down may have been done by some advanced pupil or competent assistant.
Tracing back Tchaikovskys pedigree, we do not find a single name connected with music.
In tracing the natural history of a public-house I have found the respectable dullards the most revolting of my subjects.
It is necessary to go back some years for the purpose of tracing the origin and progress of this quarrel.
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