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unearthing
noun as in ascertainment
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noun as in detection
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noun as in discovery
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noun as in excavation
noun as in locating
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noun as in mining
noun as in revelation
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Example Sentences
Sochan agreed with Tatum, citing increased exposure in Great Britain as being a way of unearthing more talent capable of making the NBA.
I think a lot of times, people want to come into a space that is saying: We are unearthing a tragedy, a brutality against American children.
We wanted to have that unearthing and be a little more vulnerable than we’ve been in the past.
"Put simply, there have been fewer people looking for and unearthing dinosaurs in comparison with other regions of the world," he notes.
Richard Parker, secretary of the Norton Disney History and Archaeology Group, said the group planned to return to the dig site later this year in the hope of unearthing more clues.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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