Found and Seen

Found

Found adjective - Come upon unexpectedly or after searching.

Seen and found are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seen" instead an adjective "Found".

Seen

Definitions of Found not found.

Found and seen are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Found" instead an adjective "Seen".

Nearby Words: see, seeing

Both words in one sentence

  • Most of the equipment found or seen is put together from bits and pieces of pre-war technology or repurposed altogether.
  • Died Standing Up In one The Three Investigators book, the boys wind up exploring a cave that was the hideout of a famous outlaw, and which he disappeared into after being wounded in a robbery, never to be found or seen again afterward.
  • Disney / The Lion King Bond Villain Stupidity: Scar could have avoided all this trouble if he had just killed Simba himself rather than sending him running off and delegating the killing to the incompetent hyenas, although that would have included the danger of him being seen or found out.
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