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decipher

[dih-sahy-fer] / dɪˈsaɪ fər /


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They decipher games with a fine-tooth comb when the truth is that they are decided either by defensive mistakes or good play in the final third, both of which produce goal-scoring opportunities.

From BBC

Elodie is a princess in the latter-day Disney mold: a smart girl who can ride horses, read books, decipher a map and outsmart a trap.

From New York Times

To decipher the epigenetic code, Till Bartke and co-workers developed a creative way to examine how different combinations of epigenetic modifications work together.

From Science Daily

Historically, researchers have answered questions like this with a slew of tools designed to decipher the black box from the outside in.

From Science Daily

To this day, there remains no better Rosetta stone for deciphering the Nirvana generation's view of work than 1999's "Office Space," Mike Judge's paean to the plight of the X-er cubicle drone.

From Salon