Unearthed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNEARTHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNEARTH, 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.

Words related to UNEARTHED

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How to use UNEARTHED in a sentence

• A considerable amount of startling evidence has been unearthed that has hitherto been suppressed.
• No less than a hundred and fifty skeletons were unearthed, and with them a large number of very interesting Anglo-Saxon relics, some of them in good preservation.
• The squire told me that they had unearthed a dozen skeletons in that little yard as they were laying a drain, and had buried them in the neighbouring churchyard.
• And what a sad domestic tragedy have I not here unearthed.
• When it was dead, he unearthed the money from the underground chamber and had it taken off in his ships.
• MacDonald had unearthed another dozen sacks of the hidden gold, and he explained to Aldous what must be done to secure legal possession of the little valley.
• Not far from the church is a Roman villa with a fine pavement, unearthed in 1842.
• One of the Frenchmen unearthed an old fiddle, and though one of its strings was wanting, a man named Ben Tolliday contrived to scrape very passable melody out of it.
• Kronberg, huddled in a corner, stirred and cunningly hid the flimsy coverings of chintz he had unearthed from an ancient trunk.
• In the year 1891, at a small village in Upper Egypt named El Hibeh, some natives unearthed a much damaged roll of papyrus which appeared to them to be very ancient.
• Space permits only brief descriptions of the more common types unearthed.
• Although made for everyday use, many of the pieces unearthed are symmetrical and not entirely lacking in beauty.
• One object, the heaviest unearthed at Jamestown, relates indirectly to trade.
• It was unearthed and produced at Monte Carlo in 1906.
• The records of clay recently unearthed show that Cyrus was originally king of Elam.
• He had unearthed an almost forgotten legend of old Fort Laramie.
• I saw then, with a gasp of relief, that it was indeed the eastern foundation of the hut that I had unearthed.
• The hunt for them would continue until at last they were unearthed.
• I once came across the body of a child in the vicinity of a jungle village which had been unearthed by one.
• Fragments of these early walls are still occasionally unearthed.
• James Hooper of Norwich for the untiring zeal with which he has unearthed for me a valuable series of notes including certain interesting letters concerning Borrow.
• Long John Silver unearthed a very competent man for a mate, a man named Arrow.
• In their stead were other things which Langholm had unearthed from the lumber in his upper story, dusted, and carried down and up with his own hands.
• Vigilant opponents had unearthed it, and kindly presented a copy to the author.
• Many of the inhabitants had been buried in the ruins of their houses, and the scenes when the victims were unearthed were often piteous and terrible.

Similar words containing EARTH without suffix ed and without prefix un

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