Find and Miss

Find

Find verb - To come upon after searching, study, or effort.
Usage example: we finally found the information after searching dozens of Internet sites

Miss is an antonym for find in topics: discover, achieve, lay hands on.

Nearby Words: finding, finder

Miss

Miss verb - To fail to attend.

Find is an antonym for miss in fail topic.

Nearby Words: missed, missing

How words are described

good good find good miss
best best find best miss
common common find common miss
critical critical find critical miss
Other adjectives: plain, poor, massive, big, bad, guaranteed, last.

Common collocations

work find work miss work
people find people miss people
family find family miss family
item find item miss item
Other words: time, way, home, information, items, friends, clues.

Both words in one sentence

  • At any moment, they might find or miss something important or their cover might be blown.
    Source: The Stakeout
  • Each episode after that one can usually find her in a blink and you miss it scene of her trying to find the parts of said costume throughout the ship.
  • In Beetle Bailey, there have been a few occasions when someone is advised on how to find a particular person's tent (or similar) with the phrase, and indeed they couldn't miss it even among a row of tents because it turned out to look very idiosyncratic in the given person's style.
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