Find and Question

Find

Find verb - To come upon after searching, study, or effort.

Question is an antonym for find.

Nearby Words: finding, finder

Question

Question verb - To demand proof of the truth or rightness of.

Find is an antonym for question in ask for answer topic.

How words are described

old old find old question
good good find good question
exact exact find exact question
common common find common question
Other adjectives: difficult, actual, quick, main, interesting, important, new, possible, next, last.

Common collocations

person find person question person
purpose find purpose question purpose
character find character question character
man find man question man
Other words: woman, people, reason, someone, way, mother.

Both words in one sentence

  • Visual Novel / Socrates Jones Pro Philosopher Debate and Switch: Socrates doesn't actually answer the question and find a perfect definition of morality, and he can't even prove his counterproposal (that such a thing is unfindable).
  • Video Game / Heavy Rain Enhance Button: Should Jayden not collect any clues in "Crime Scene", he'll just bring up a satellite scan of the scene in question and find the tire tracks.
  • Bazaar of the Bizarre It's not a question of if you can find something in New York City, it's a question of where.
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