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discovery
noun as in finding, uncovering
Strongest matches
analysis, detection, diagnosis, disclosure, encounter, exploration, introduction, revelation, sighting
Strong matches
authentication, calculation, certification, determination, discernment, empiricism, espial, experimentation, exposition, exposure, feeling, hearing, identification, invention, learning, locating, location, origination, perception, sensing, strike, verification
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Example Sentences
This discovery may support the development of future treatments for muscle wasting and acute injuries.
Not by giving away free stuff, but by rolling up our sleeves and doing the hard and expensive work of drug discovery and disease eradication.
This discovery could change how scientists understand pain and may guide the development of safer and more effective treatments.
After consulting with a former Royal Navy contact, Mr Kennard follow the advised protocol of reporting the discovery to HM Coastguard.
An important limitation emerged: Claude frequently overstated findings and fabricated results, claiming credentials that didn’t validate or presenting publicly available information as critical discoveries.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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