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Definitions for FINDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FIND, to come upon after a search
• discover or perceive by chance or unexpectedly
• discover after a deliberate search
• discover oneself to be in a particular situation
• succeed in obtaining (something)
• summon up (a quality, especially courage) with an effort
• (of hunters or hounds) discover game, especially a fox
• identify (something) as being present
• discover or experience to be the case
• ascertain by study, calculation, or inquiry
• experience or regard (something) in a specified way
• (of a court) officially declare to be the case
• reach or arrive at by a natural or normal process
• (of a letter) reach (someone).
• reach the understanding or conscience of
• discover the fundamental truths about one's own character and identity.
• reach one's destination, typically without first knowing how to get there
NOUN:
• a discovery of something valuable, typically something of archaeological interest
• a person who is discovered to be useful or interesting in some way
• the finding of a fox.

Words related to FINDS

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Words that contain FINDS

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How to use FINDS in a sentence

• Home he carries it to Adam, who, upon consideration of it, finds it to be hard, to have a bright yellow colour, and an exceeding great weight.
• Believe me, in such days as these, I honour even the man who is honest enough to blow his nose because he finds that he ought to do so.
• One cannot think definitely and single-mindedly when engaged in farm work, especially if he sometimes finds himself a little awkward at said work and is bothered by it.
• He finds no spiritual aim and motive for his life until he is led into the charmed circle of a traditional environment, and learns to live in and for his race.
• He has just taken a cigar from his yellow morocco case, but when he looks at his match-box he finds it empty.
• Louis Napoleon is said to be now attempting it, and probably finds his subjects more ready to surrender the freedom of the press than of the pipe.
• He is a seaman wrecked on a desert island, who returns home after the absence of several years, and finds his wife married to another.
• At least until Doctor Cole finds someone else, I am at times your nurse.
• A paper which finds itself in a tight place asks him for one of his bears revised by his friends.
• Perhaps one finds an atom of truth somewhere at the root of them.
• It finds scope when a person is acting under the direction of somebody else, and thus is ignorant of the measures being carried out for the common protection and success.
• When he returns she finds that his love for Lydia, the daughter of the Count de Nevers, has driven thoughts of revenge from his mind.
• The home missionary finds among them a fruitful field.
• In some significant regards, his military career finds parallel in General Washington.
• For the same reason Nature takes on in these few and peaceful days a spiritual aspect, and the most careless finds himself touched, perhaps saddened, he knows not how or why.
• The king finds with regret, that all his precautions and care to maintain peace with the Russian empire are fruitless, and that the intrigues of his enemies have prevailed.
• The sun which flushed the mountain tops with warmth in setting finds them hardly cold when it rises.
• If he was suffered to live by his own choice, he would leave every thing as he finds it, and pass through the world distinguished only by inoffensive gentleness.
• When the Mind finds herself very much inflamed with her Devotions, she is too much inclined to think they are not of her own kindling, but blown up by something Divine within her.
• The work which that wonderful left hand of hers finds to do, it does with a certainty that makes most other work look tentative beside hers.
• When Aponitolau goes to claim bride, he finds he is betrothed to wrong girl.
• A man finds that he is hungry and the knowledge enables him to go to work for the rest of his life.
• It seems to be in the nature of a question which finds its answer in the remainder of the second measure, and again in the third, and again in the fourth measure.
• I want to speak to you about this terrible situation in which Christine finds herself.
• As an art, music finds its best development when of a religious character.
• For years he has so excluded all other interests that at fifty or sixty or seventy he finds himself a slave to his business, with positively no inner resources.
• There is usually a wood fire burning, but no outlet for the smoke, which slowly finds its way through the roof.

Similar words containing FIND without suffix s

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