unearthing (Meaning)

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unearthing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Unearth

No strong antonyms found.

The archaeologists meticulously unearthed ancient artifacts, revealing a lost civilization's secrets.
The excavation team unearthed a rare fossil, providing valuable insights into the evolution of life.
Historians unearthed documents that shed light on previously unknown events in the nation's past.
Scientists unearthed a new species of plant in a remote rainforest, expanding our understanding of biodiversity.
The construction workers unearthed a centuries-old foundation, indicating the site's rich history.
The hikers unearthed a hidden treasure chest, filled with golden coins and precious stones.
The detectives unearthed vital evidence that solved a decades-old crime.
The researchers unearthed data that contradicted long-held scientific theories.
The journalists unearthed a hidden scandal that shook the political establishment.
The gardeners unearthed a patch of vibrant wildflowers, bringing beauty to a neglected area.

of Unearth

finding,discovery, exploration,detection, awareness, spotting, espial, disclosure,uncovering, exposure

loss,loss, disappearance, disappearance,, hiding, concealment,hiding, concealment

The archaeologists meticulously unearthed ancient artifacts, revealing a lost civilization's secrets.

The excavation team unearthed a rare fossil, providing valuable insights into the evolution of life.

Historians unearthed documents that shed light on previously unknown events in the nation's past.

Scientists unearthed a new species of plant in a remote rainforest, expanding our understanding of biodiversity.