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Definition of discovery
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of discovery is as below...
Discovery
(n.) That which is
discovered;
a thing found out, or for the first time
ascertained
or
recognized;
as, the
properties
of the
magnet
were an
important
discovery..
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Eucairite
::
Eucairite
(n.) A
metallic
mineral,
a
selenide
of
copper
and
silver;
-- so
called
by
Berzelius
on
account
of its being found soon after the
discovery
of the metal
selenium..
Discovery
::
Discovery
(n.)
Exploration;
examination.
Mare''s-nest
::
Mare's-nest
(n.) A
supposed
discovery
which turns out to be a hoax;
something
grosaly
absurd.
Discoverment
::
Discoverment
(n.)
Discovery.
Discovery
::
Discovery
(n.)
Finding
out or
ascertaining
something
previously
unknown
or
unrecognized;
as,
Harvey's
discovery
of the
circulation
of the
blood..
Eureka
::
Eureka
() The
exclamation
attributed
to
Archimedes,
who is said to have cried out
Eureka!
eureka!
(I have found it! I have found it!), upon
suddenly
discovering
a
method
of
finding
out how much the gold of King
Hiero's
crown had been
alloyed.
Hence,
an
expression
of
triumph
concerning
a
discovery..
Denouement
::
Denouement
(n.) The
unraveling
or
discovery
of a plot; the
catastrophe,
especially
of a drama or a
romance..
Prior
::
Prior (a.)
Preceding
in the order of time;
former;
antecedent;
anterior;
previous;
as, a prior
discovery;
prior
obligation;
-- used
elliptically
in cases like the
following:
he lived alone [in the time] prior to his
marriage..
Scent
::
Scent (n.)
Specifically,
the odor left by an
animal
on the
ground
in
passing
over it; as, dogs find or lose the
scent;
hence,
course
of
pursuit;
track of
discovery..
Discovery
::
Discovery
(n.) A
making
known;
revelation;
disclosure;
as, a
bankrupt
is bound to make a full
discovery
of his
assets..
Discoverture
::
Discoverture
(n.)
Discovery.
Eschynite
::
Eschynite
(n.) A rare
mineral,
containing
chiefly
niobium,
titanium,
thorium,
and
cerium.
It was so
called
by
Berzelius
on
account
of the
inability
of
chemical
science,
at the time of its
discovery,
to
separate
some of its
constituents..
Hatch
::
Hatch (n.)
Development;
disclosure;
discovery.
Nondiscovery
::
Nondiscovery
(n.) Want or
failure
of
discovery.
Find
::
Find (n.)
Anything
found;
a
discovery
of
anything
valuable;
especially,
a
deposit,
discovered
by
archaeologists,
of
objects
of
prehistoric
or
unknown
origin..
Detection
::
Detection
(n.) The act of
detecting;
the
laying
open what was
concealed
or
hidden;
discovery;
as, the
detection
of a
thief;
the
detection
of
fraud,
forgery,
or a
plot..
Conceal
::
Conceal
(v. t.) To hide or
withdraw
from
observation;
to
cover;
to cover or keep from
sight;
to
prevent
the
discovery
of; to
withhold
knowledge
of.
Secrecy
::
Secrecy
(n.) The
quality
of being
secretive;
fidelity
to a
secret;
forbearance
of
disclosure
or
discovery.
Therapeutist
::
Therapeutist
(n.) One
versed
in
therapeutics,
or the
discovery
and
application
of
remedies..
Shoad
::
Shoad (n.) A train of vein
material
mixed with
rubbish;
fragments
of ore which have
become
separated
by the
action
of water or the
weather,
and serve to
direct
in the
discovery
of
mines..
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