Unearth is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNEARTH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to dig up
• find (something) in the ground by digging
• discover (something hidden, lost, or kept secret) by investigation or searching
• drive (an animal, especially a fox) out of a hole or burrow.
• reveal or discover by searching
• To drive or draw from the earth; hence, to uncover; to bring out from concealment; to bring to light; to disclose; as, to unearth a secret.
• recover through digging

Words related to UNEARTH

unbury11 unearthed13 unearthing14 unearths11

Words that contain UNEARTH

unearths11 unearthed13 unearthly15 unearthing14 unearthlier14 unearthliest15 unearthliness16 unearthlinesses18

How to use UNEARTH in a sentence

• Merrick sent on, he had been able to identify the man and unearth the disagreeable details of his history.
• If the surface was very rough the hoes followed, instead of preceding, the plow to unearth those plants that may have been partially covered.
• Ghaneshyam Babu secured the services of a fighting member of the Calcutta bar and was indefatigable in his efforts to unearth the nefarious plot against his brother.
• Only a very great genius can unearth the dusty chronicles of past centuries, and make its men and women live and breathe, and speak to us.
• Following them he saw them stop by the nests of some flying ants and unearth the ants.
• He would long have given up digging, to live entirely on poaching, but for his hope to unearth some day treasure of gold and jewels.
• A glance at the circulation figures of these dailies unearth the story behind the real tastes of Goan readers.
• The object sought defied his fevered efforts to unearth it and with teeth set, he ransacked the studio, resentfully flinging a melee of hindrances right and left.
• From so small a thing as that he might unearth suspicion.
• And possibly I may unearth In LECKY or in LAURENCE OLIPHANT Some facts to remedy my dearth Of knowledge bearing on the Poliphant.
• The soldiers used to unearth them from time to time.
• One summer-day I chanced to see This old man doing all he could To unearth the root of an old tree, A stump of rotten wood.
• The next evening I went early to Park Lane, in order to unearth the white velvet frock from the old trunk packed for Ireland, and dress myself in it when it was found.
• They unearth conditions and considerations that lie concealed from the superficial glance.
• I told Crayford if he worried Jacques any more I would unearth someone for him.
• He very soon discovered a Wynn Carrados living at Richmond, and, better still, further search failed to unearth another.
• The result was suggestive that they would have to return to the chuck-line, or unearth some other resource.
• The force that marched inland failed to unearth the governor.
• We halted at our night camp to change horses and to unearth our cached tomatoes, and again set out.
• Breathless and gasping, Dell and Joel each grasped a repeating rifle, while Sargent, in the excitement of the moment, unable to unearth the story, buckled on a six-shooter.
• We must unearth this treasure-trove to-morrow at daylight, and defeat Bainrothe on his own grounds, or he may be beforehand with us.
• Where can I unearth that? In any case the search must be a long one.

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