Conceived
Discovered and conceived are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Discovered" instead a verb "Conceived".
Discovered
Discovered adjective - Discovered or determined by scientific observation.
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Synonyms for Discovered
Conceived and discovered are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conceived" instead a verb "Discovered".
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Barbara Gordon once discovered that Jim Gordon might have been sleeping with his brother's wife (Barbara's mother) at the time Barbara was conceived.
Source: Luke, I Might Be Your Father -
She even did the math and discovered she was conceived almost immediately after his death, making her nothing more than a replacement for him.
Source: Parental Favoritism - Recently, a teacher at a Catholic school was fired when it was discovered that she used invitro fertilization (forbidden by the church) to conceive, while a teacher at a private Baptist school was fired when it was realized that she conceived her child before she and her husband married.
Source: Fired Teacher
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