Pronunciation: /ˈfaɪndɪŋ/
noun a discovery or conclusion reached after examination or investigation
A1 Finding a lost puppy can be a happy experience.
A2 She enjoys the finding of new restaurants to try.
B1 The finding of a solution to the problem was a relief.
B2 His research led to the finding of a new species of plant.
C1 The finding of his fingerprints at the crime scene was crucial evidence.
C2 The archaeologist's finding of ancient artifacts shed new light on the civilization.
verb present participle of find, meaning to discover or perceive by chance or unexpectedly
A1 I am finding my keys.
A2 She is finding a new job.
B1 The detective is finding clues to solve the case.
B2 The scientist is finding a cure for cancer.
C1 The researcher is finding new evidence to support the theory.
C2 The explorer is finding undiscovered species in the rainforest.
formal The finding of the research study indicated a strong correlation between exercise and mental health.
informal I couldn't believe the finding of the investigation - it was so unexpected!
slang The finding of the survey was mind-blowing, dude!
figurative The finding of the treasure map led them to a hidden cave filled with gold and jewels.
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