Unearthed Meaning in English
word · lemma: unearth
Definition
'Unearthed' means discovered after being hidden, buried, or unknown, especially by digging something up from the ground.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for historical artifacts, secrets, or information that was hidden; usually formal or neutral in tone. Common collocations: 'unearthed evidence', 'unearthed treasure'. Not typically used for everyday lost items.
Spanish: desenterrado - descubiertoPortuguese (BR): desenterrado - descobertoPortuguese (PT): desenterrado - descobertoChinese (Simplified): 挖掘出 - 发现Chinese (Traditional): 挖掘出 - 發現Hindi: खोजा गया - खोदकर निकाला गयाArabic: مُكتشف - مُستخرجBengali: আবিষ্কৃত - উত্তোলিত (মাটির নিচ থেকে)Russian: обнаруженный - раскопанныйJapanese: 発掘された - 発見されたVietnamese: khai quật - phát hiệnKorean: 발굴된 - 드러난Turkish: gün yüzüne çıkarılmış - ortaya çıkarılmışUrdu: برآمد کیا گیا - دریافت شدہIndonesian: ditemukan - digali
Example Sentences
The archaeologists unearthed a 2,000-year-old pot.
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A hidden room was unearthed during the renovation.
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They unearthed important papers in the old desk.
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Some old family photos were unearthed in the attic last weekend.
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Investigators unearthed new evidence that changed the case.
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His secrets were finally unearthed after many years.
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