10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Unearth' in a Sentence
"To extract or uncover something from the ground by digging; excavate." more
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Through extensive genealogical research, genealogists will have unearthed long-lost family connections.
The detectives will have unearthed crucial evidence by the end of their investigation.
By the end of the excavation, paleontologists will have unearthed fossilized remains of unknown species.
In their pursuit of lost treasures, treasure hunters will have unearthed valuable artifacts from the ocean floor.
In their quest for knowledge, scientists will have unearthed groundbreaking discoveries about the cosmos.
Historians will have unearthed forgotten stories from the past through extensive research.
By the time the archaeologists finish their expedition, they will have unearthed ancient artifacts.
Before the construction begins, the builders will have unearthed any buried utility lines.
After years of exploration, astronauts will have unearthed the secrets of distant planets.
The gardeners will have unearthed a hidden spring while landscaping the backyard.
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