To find out
Example: She finds out new information during the investigation
Definition
"To find out" means to discover or learn information that was previously unknown, often through investigation, inquiry, or observation. For example, when she finds out new information during the investigation, she uncovers facts that clarify the situation.
Etymology
The phrase "to find out" comes from the Old English verb "findan," meaning to come upon or discover, combined with "out," indicating completion or thoroughness. Over time, "to find out" evolved to mean uncovering or learning something previously hidden or unknown.
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"To find out" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (B1) - set 2", containing 113 commonly used words.
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