Phrasal Verb - discovering
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.Definition
To find out about something new or unknown, often through one's own efforts or experiences. This phrasal verb can also mean to make something known to others. It implies gaining knowledge or information that was previously unavailable.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I knew of a shortcut that could save us an hour on our commute. |
| 2 | The archaeologists discovered a new civilization in the jungle. |
| 3 | She knew of a great restaurant in the area that we should try. |
| 4 | The detective knew of a suspect who fit the description. |
| 5 | My friend knew of a job opening that matched my skills. |
| 6 | The scientist made a groundbreaking discovery that could change the course of history. |
| 7 | The teacher knew of a teaching method that had proven successful. |
| 8 | The company knew of a potential competitor that was emerging. |
| 9 | The explorers knew of a hidden valley that had never been seen before. |
| 10 | The inventor knew of a new technology that could revolutionize the industry. |