Discovered and Felt

Discovered

Discovered adjective - Discovered or determined by scientific observation.
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Felt and discovered are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Felt" instead a verb "Discovered".

Felt

Felt verb - Change texture so as to become matted and felt-like.

Discovered and felt are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Discovered" instead a verb "Felt".

Nearby Words: felted, felting

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  • Defied in the successor series because the developers felt it would have cheapened the victory of Enemy Unknown, so instead it follows the Bad Ending: The Aliens discovered and rushed the XCOM base before XCOM even discovered laser weapons, capturing the Commander.
  • Literature / Star Trek: Department of Temporal Investigations Only when galactic drift brought them past the Null was it felt acceptable for the Axis to send out scouts into our time, explaining why it's only now been discovered.
  • Artistic License – Paleontology The name was chosen by Roy Chapman Andrews, who discovered Oviraptor in 1924 near a nest of eggs, but even he felt it might be misleading.
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