discover (part of speech: verb) locate (part of speech: verb) -
The committee hesitated, and then one by one came after us, more
anxious, I think, to complete the fiasco than to unearth facts.
- "Caves of Terror", Talbot Mundy. - I don't want you and
Letitia to think that I was just making catspaws of you both,
and forcing you without knowing, to help me unearth him in his
lair. - "The Princess Virginia", C. N. Williamson A. M.
Williamson. - He also inspected the crypts of churches, to
unearth traces of the priests' lubricity. - "The Aspirations of
Jean Servien", Anatole France.