discovery
nounHow to pronounce discovery:
Definition of discovery:
- discovery (noun):
- the act of discovering
- the act of discovering something.
- the act or process of discovering
Synonyms for discovery:
act
announcement
awareness
breakthrough
catching
creation
deed
detection
determination
disclosure
espial
exploration
find
finding
finding out
human action
human activity
invention
news
realization
revelation
self-discovery
spotting
spying
tracing
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Antonyms for discovery:
closure
concealment
confusion
denial
failure
interment
loss
miss
mistake
secret
Other 4-syllable words like discovery
Here are some other common words that have 4 syllables, like discovery does.
- discriminate
- disembarkment
- disenchantment
- disparaging
- disparity
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- disqualified
- disqualify
- dissentious
- distinctio
- distinguishment
- distributed
- distribution
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- dominating
- dorsalgia
- draconian
- duplicator
- dysprosium
- eavesdropper
- eavesdropping
- ecchymosis
- echinoderm
- ecology
- economics
- ecphonesis
- editable
- effectiveness
- egotism
- eisenhower
- ejacula
- elatedness
- electrify
- electronic
- elefante
- elevators
- elevenses
- elianna
- elimelech
- elisabeth
- elodea
- elysium
- emanated
- embarrassing
- emblematize
- emigration
- emissary
- emolument
- emoticons
- empirical
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