find out
verbDivide find out into syllables:
findout
How to pronounce find out:
Definition of find out:
- find out (verb):
- to learn by study, observation, or search discover
Synonyms for find out:
ascertain
catch on (to)
discover
find
get on (to)
get wind of
hear
learn
realize
see
wise (up)
Antonyms for find out:
blanket
bury
camouflage
cloak
conceal
cover
cover up
dissemble
enshroud
hide
ignore
lose
mask
neglect
obfuscate
obscure
secrete
shroud
suppress
veil
withhold
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