find a clue
Frequency: 9.025.0 per million words
To succeed in getting or discovering a clue.
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Examples (10)
- The detective struggled to find a clue in the perfectly clean apartment.
- Scientists are hoping to find a clue in the ancient ice cores about past climates.
- If you look closely at the map, you might find a cryptic clue to the treasure's location.
- After weeks of investigation, they finally found a vital clue in the suspect's phone records.
- "Have you found any clues yet?" the team leader asked impatiently.
- The goal of the scavenger hunt is to be the first team to find all the clues.
- Historians continue to study the manuscript, trying to find a clue as to its mysterious author.
- I can't find a single clue about what to get her for her birthday.
- The police will not be able to solve the case until they find a substantial clue.
- He kept re-reading the poem, certain he would eventually find a subtle clue hidden in the words.