Drove and Tracked

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Drove noun - A great number of persons or creatures massed together.

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Tracked and drove are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tracked" instead a verb "Drove".

Nearby Words: drover, droved, droving

Tracked adjective - Having tracks.

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Drove and tracked are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drove" instead a verb "Tracked".

Nearby Words: track, tracking, tracker

His partner Max tells a police officer that he has never failed to find someone who was on foot, and nearly 50% of the time has successfully tracked people who drove off in a car, on the road.

Source: Scarily Competent Tracker
Max tells a police officer that he has never failed to find someone who was on foot, and nearly 50% of the time has successfully tracked people who drove off in a car, on the road.

Source: Literature / Ukiah Oregon
Supposedly, she once tracked down a sailor at sea and drove him insane by cursing him with permanent insomnia, all because the guy's wife refused to share some chestnuts with her.

Source: Theatre / Macbeth

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