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Meanings of uncover in English
Usage of uncover in English
1
The company helps government agencies track down terrorists and uncover financial fraud.
2
Microsatellites are widely used in population genetics to uncover recent evolutionary events.
3
The research team hopes the survey will uncover new species of dinosaur.
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It required a substantial effort to detect, uncover and prosecute this case.
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The results will help the charity uncover the birds' winter feeding habits.
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It is an urgent need to uncover novel treatment targets for NPC.
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Now the association is calling for independent research to uncover the facts.
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To alleviate your packing troubles, let's uncover the root of your problem.
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A trip back in time to uncover a player of the future.
10
There were acute minds here, and perhaps they could uncover something new.
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All I have to do is uncover the way things really are.
12
Clear-cuts, once regarded as appropriate only in special circumstances, cover-or uncover-the landscape.
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Did we really want to uncover the reason for this ghastly quilt?
14
Push yourself farther in order to uncover the second layer of energy.
15
Growers cover vines to protect them and uncover them when spring comes.
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In one case she would uncover them, in another she would develop.
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