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Meanings of
unearth
in English
Portuguese
desenterrar
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Recover through digging.
excavate
Portuguese
desenterrar
Synonyms
Examples for "
excavate
"
excavate
Examples for "
excavate
"
1
Too often it has taken a hammer and chisel to
excavate
words.
2
Professor Karim Sadr led a team of achaeologists to
excavate
the area.
3
They
excavate
with their broad-webbed paws deep holes in the fine sand.
4
One more buried relic to
excavate
as soon as I had time.
5
Their goal was to
excavate
Barbara Ayers's grave and recover her body.
Usage of
unearth
in English
1
The risk is that the SFO has or may
unearth
new problems.
2
Time to get to know each other; time to
unearth
long-buried memories.
3
The seven-year delay had made it far harder to
unearth
the truth.
4
The programme sought to
unearth
the next great scientific mind in Africa.
5
Erikson's photos showcase the incredible precision and dedication necessary to
unearth
history.
6
Cambridge Mineral Resources is preparing to
unearth
the minerals later this month.
7
To
unearth
it, you need hard work, passion and sometimes, the unexpected.
8
These are the realms in which I
unearth
my wares, he said.
9
Every so often, after much delving, you can
unearth
a little nugget.
10
Will the system
unearth
heretofore undiscovered stars loitering by the Orange Julius?
11
Too many adults would rather bury the abused than
unearth
an abuser.
12
I would
unearth
this corpse and deliver it to those in charge.
13
It will take longer and cost more to
unearth
,
that is all.
14
But hackery will always
unearth
some obscure musings amidst broken down quotes.
15
The brothers left a buried treasure that the women decide to
unearth
.
16
Quite likely somebody is afraid we will
unearth
more than a murder.
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unearth
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
unearth new
unearth the truth
unearth more
unearth evidence
unearth even
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Translations for
unearth
Portuguese
desenterrar
Unearth
through the time
Unearth
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common