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unearth
[ uhn-urth ]
verb (used with object)
- to dig or get out of the earth; dig up.
- to uncover or bring to light by search, inquiry, etc.:
The lawyer unearthed new evidence.
unearth
/ ÊŒ²ÔˈɜËθ /
verb
- to dig up out of the earth
- to reveal or discover, esp by exhaustive searching
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Example Sentences
As it happens, the entity’s claims to have unearthed fraud in Social Security and elsewhere have generally evaporated under scrutiny.
Lansbury had little in common with Merman, so she had to take the character in a new direction, which critics, such as Walter Kerr, admired for the dramatic depth it unearthed.
The farmer on whose land the coin was unearthed will keep half the proceeds from the sale and Mr Walters, as the finder, will get the rest.
But researchers at the National Museum of Denmark now say the recently unearthed metal stamp bears a "striking similarity" to the helmet's motifs.
With the passage of decades, facts are difficult to unearth, and emotions and motivations are even more recalcitrant.
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