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clue
noun as in hint, evidence
verb as in give information
Example Sentences
A small detail on the back of the miniature could be a potential clue to the nature of Wriothesley's personal relationship with Shakespeare, said Dr Goldring, who spent eight months studying the artwork.
The squad selection has, however, given us a few clues about his approach.
Analysis of who is - and who is not - backing the party, and why, provides us with vital clues.
She said: "It's terrible. I didn't think in 2025 this would all be still happening. My kids were traumatised because of it, and they didn't have a clue about what's catholic and what's protestants."
I haven't got a clue with this one, nothing would surprise me.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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