unearth
/ʌnˈɜrθ/ v [T] (DISCOVER)Definition
› to discover proof or other information, often after careful searching: Two amateur historians unearthed 570 documents with Mr. Lincoln’s signature by sifting through the files of the national archives.
(Definition of unearth v (DISCOVER) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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