discovery in Irish
discovery in Irish is fionnachtain — discovery means the act of finding something previously unknown, or the thing found.
discovery in Irish
fionnachtain
Something discovered.
What does "discovery" mean?
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noun The act of finding something previously unknown, or the thing found.
"The discovery of penicillin changed modern medicine."
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noun The legal process in which parties to a lawsuit exchange evidence before trial.
"The documents were handed over during the discovery phase of the trial."
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discovery in a sentence
- The discovery of penicillin changed modern medicine.
- Their trip to Japan was full of small discoveries.
- The documents were handed over during the discovery phase of the trial.
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What is "discovery" in Irish?
"discovery" in Irish is fionnachtain. discovery means: The act of finding something previously unknown, or the thing found.
How do you use "discovery" in a sentence?
Example: "The discovery of penicillin changed modern medicine." In Irish, "discovery" is fionnachtain.
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