Found and Unearthed

Found

Found adjective - Come upon unexpectedly or after searching.

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

Unearthed

Definitions of Found not found.

Found and unearthed are semantically related. You can use "Found" instead an adjective "Unearthed".

Nearby Words: unearthly, unearthing

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Demoni Chekhov's Gun: The mask, supposedly found in the tomb of Nostradamus with a prophecy about "the coming of demons" after being unearthed.
    Source: Film / Demoni
  • Literature / Hand of Thrawn Title Drop: "The Hand of Thrawn" is the only uncorrupted sentence found on one of the damaged Imperial datacards unearthed at the beginning of Specter of the Past.
  • Sealed Evil in a Can In Jumanji, the eponymous board game is buried underground for decades until it is unearthed by a construction team and found by Alan.
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