gropings's Usage Examples:

general average of those dealing with wine, automobiles and the biological gropings of persons under the age of 24.

Patience on a monument, she is grief from the first stricken bewildered gropings of her head and torso to the last moment when she averts her covered head.

can recognize in them no aspirations after the divine life, no earnest gropings after truth, no gleams of the all-illumining light.

across a definition of music that seemed suddenly to throw light on my gropings toward music I sensed could exist.

It would be amusing, were it not so expensive, to watch the gropings of many corporation officers for methods to test efficiency.

Divine will always will submit itself to gropings, to detours, even to revolts of human will to bring it to a free consent.

occupation, protesters had made enough allegations of rape, sexual assault, and gropings that women-only sleeping tents were set up.

For the first time I could imagine that my clumsy gropings after art were a little more than faint cries lost in the unlistening void.

"OAKLAND / Ex-officer sentenced to jail in gropings".

73 'His etymological gropings are reminiscent of nineteenth century pseudo-science', Alan Howard, p.

Synonyms:

fumble; search; seek; look for;

Antonyms:

miss; disengage; diverge; stifle; succeed;