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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Heavy rains can unearth hidden rocks in the riverbed.
The space probe's mission was to unearth secrets of the distant planet.
The storm's force managed to unearth an ancient shipwreck along the coast.
With each rain, the river can unearth different objects along its banks.
The journalist worked hard to unearth the truth behind the scandal.
The scientists have been unearthing new species in the deep ocean trenches.
A curious dog can unearth buried bones in the backyard.
The farmer was unearthing potatoes from the fertile soil of his farm.
The scientists will have been unearthing valuable data from the depths of the ocean.
Scientists hope to unearth the mysteries hidden in the depths of the ocean.
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