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unearthed
UK
/ʌnˈɜːθd/
US
/ʌnˈɜrθd/
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unearthed
adjective
UK
/ʌnˈɜːθd/
US
/ʌnˈɜrθd/
обнаруженный
The unearthed evidence changed the course of the investigation.
Обнаруженные доказательства изменили ход расследования.
раскопанный
The archaeologists studied the unearthed artifacts.
Археологи изучали раскопанные артефакты.
Synonyms
discovered
exposed
uncovered
revealed
found
unveiled
detected
recovered
brought to light
disinterred
unearth
verb
unearthed
Past Simple
unearthed
Past Simple
unearthed
Past Participle
unearthing
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈɜːθ/
US
/ʌnˈɜrθ/
обнаружить
The investigation helped to unearth the truth about the incident.
Расследование помогло обнаружить правду о происшествии.
раскопать
The archaeologists managed to unearth ancient artifacts.
Археологам удалось раскопать древние артефакты.
Additional translations
извлечь
выкопать
Synonyms
discover
find out
bring to light
uncover
reveal
exhume
dig up
Antonyms
conceal
bury
Definitions
unearthed
adjective
Discovered or brought to light, especially something that was hidden or unknown.
The unearthed artifacts provided new insights into the ancient civilization.
Exposed or uncovered by digging, removing soil, or other means of physical extraction.
The unearthed bones were carefully catalogued by the archaeologists.
unearth
verb
To dig up or uncover something buried, especially from the ground.
Archaeologists unearth ancient artifacts during their excavation.
To discover or find something hidden or lost.
The journalist managed to unearth some crucial evidence for the investigation.
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