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v.t.Transitive VerbTo find something new that was not known before

I want to discover new places

v.t.Transitive VerbTo learn or find out (something previously unknown or secret).

I discovered that I had been wrong all along.

v.t.Transitive VerbTo reveal or make known (something previously secret or unknown).

The investigation discovered a network of corruption.

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Though Edward Emerson Barnard wasn't the first to discover this star, he proved in
Though Edward Emerson Barnard wasn't the first to discover this star, he proved in

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And if you make it a point to ask open-ended questions and really listen to their answers, you may discover what motivates their behavior.
And if you make it a point to ask open-ended questions and really listen to their answers, you may discover what motivates their behavior.
This takes a big dose of openness, but you may discover what drives their behavior, both good and bad.
This takes a big dose of openness, but you may discover what drives their behavior, both good and bad.

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simultaneously. If you want to discover all the services NordVPN offers go to

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and with that pessimism comes forgiveness for the inevitably very long range of flaws that we'll discover in them, and they will - of course - discover in us.
and with that pessimism comes forgiveness for the inevitably very long range of flaws that we'll discover in them, and they will - of course - discover in us.

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You know that happy feeling you get when you discover a nice cafe?
You know that happy feeling you get when you discover a nice cafe?

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The pimply boy doesn't discover that he and the high school beauty
The pimply boy doesn't discover that he and the high school beauty