unearth in Danish
unearth in Danish is grave — unearth means to dig something out of the ground.
unearth in Danish
grave
To dig up.
What does "unearth" mean?
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verb To dig something out of the ground.
"Archaeologists unearthed a Roman mosaic beneath the field."
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verb To discover or reveal information that was hidden.
"The journalist unearthed evidence of fraud going back a decade."
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unearth in a sentence
- Archaeologists unearthed a Roman mosaic beneath the field.
- The journalist unearthed evidence of fraud going back a decade.
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What is "unearth" in Danish?
"unearth" in Danish is grave. unearth means: To dig something out of the ground.
How do you use "unearth" in a sentence?
Example: "Archaeologists unearthed a Roman mosaic beneath the field." In Danish, "unearth" is grave.
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