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find out
verb
- to gain knowledge of (something); learn
he found out what he wanted
- to detect the crime, deception, etc, of (someone)
Example Sentences
What was the reaction when Dr. Phil’s camp found out about your show?
Nine months before Mared died, she had visited the university’s support services to discuss her mental health, but her family did not find out until a year after her death.
In order to find out more, the research group is using a cell model that was developed at the Research Department of Neuroscience.
“We have to sift through different layers of information and try to read between the lines to actually find out about the exact nature of the collections and where they are from.”
"I had never seen it and when I found out it was a musical I thought this is wrong because I can't sing."
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