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exploration
noun as in investigation; survey
Strongest matches
analysis, examination, expedition, inspection, research, search, study, travel
Example Sentences
China’s government, the Nobel committee noted, halted geographical exploration in the 1430s, cutting its people off from the rest of the world.
He called it "a shame" that the United States was "drawing back" from scientific exploration in the region.
What excites Betley with this discovery is the further exploration of its potential to "use Y1 neural activity as a biomarker for chronic pain, something drug developers and clinicians have long lacked," he says.
"Our study is therefore based exclusively on data from European Mars exploration," Bickel continues.
He set up a national system for reporting the weather, established international exchanges of research, and supported explorations of territories unveiled by the westward expansion.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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