"Gleanings" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Gleanings" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Gleanings" Meaning
Gleanings refers to scattered or fragmented matters or ideas that are collected or gathered, often indiscriminately or accidentally, from a larger context or source. It can also mean the useful or valuable parts that are extracted or picked out from something that is of poor quality or is disorganized.
"Gleanings" Examples
Examples of "Gleanings"
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As I wandered through the old bookshop, I stumbled upon some fascinating gleanings from a century ago, including a rare first edition of my favorite novel. ([Verb] meaning to find or discover something valuable or interesting)2.
The archaeologists spent years excavating the ancient ruins, uncovering valuable gleanings that shed new light on an ancient civilization. ([Noun] meaning the results or findings of careful investigation or research)3.
After a lifetime of collecting rare butterflies, Helen's estate yielded valuable gleanings for the natural history museum. ([Noun] meaning the leftover or remaining part of something)4.
As I read through the journal of my great-grandmother, I found some delightful gleanings about family history that I had never known before. ([Verb] meaning to gather or collect things, especially in small quantities)5.
The farmer carefully gathered the gleanings from the harvested fields, careful not to disturb the remaining crop. ([Noun] meaning the leftover or remaining part of something)"Gleanings" Similar Words
Gleamings
Gleamings are faint or slight indications or glimpses of something, often of a subtle or intangible nature. They can be thoughts, feelings, or impressions that are vague or fleeting, but still noteworthy. The word often implies a sense of insight or intuition that is not fully articulated or understood.
Gleams
To gleam means to shine or reflect light, often in a small or brief way, typically with a faint or diffused glow. It can also mean to sparkle or shine brightly, often with a sense of suddenness or momentary brightness.
Glean
Gleaned
Gleaned is the past participle of the verb "glean", which means to gather or collect (something, especially food or information) in a careful or selective manner, often in small quantities. It can also mean to draw a conclusion or inference from something.
Gleaner
A gleaner is a person who collects and gathers food, usually grains or fruits, that has been left behind after the main harvest. In modern usage, the term can also refer to someone who gathers information, ideas, or insights that may have been overlooked or undervalued.
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Glebe
Glebe refers to a piece of land granted to a priest or minister by the church or a benefactor, often used to support his family or to provide a source of income.
Glebosity
Glebosity is a noun that refers to the state or quality of being gloomy or dismal. It can also mean a gloomy or dismal atmosphere.
Glebous
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