verb
definition
To drive or draw from the earth.
example
to unearth a fox or a badger
definition
To uncover or find; to bring out from concealment
example
to unearth a secret
synonyms
definition
To dig up.
Examples of unearth in a Sentence
This elusive piece of clothing may be difficult to unearth but it can be well worth the effort.
The park operates on a "finders' keepers" policy, and any guests who unearth an uncut Arkansas diamond in the 37 acre plowed field can keep the stone, regardless of its value.
The key is to unearth the very best talent - wherever it may be.
But the ordinary digger neither hopes nor expects to unearth such treasures as these.
The collection of sarsaparilla root is a very tedious business; a single root takes an Indian half a day or sometimes even a day and a half to unearth.
Careful exploration, however, will unearth some worthwhile shopping gems.
A little search is all it takes to unearth a vast selection of designs.
Only in February 2005 did an application under the freedom of information act finally unearth the allegedly " lost " document.
My personal interest in the subject had led me to unearth a scandalous situation.
Unfortunately a couple of the pieces have gone missing and Barbie has been working undercover to try and unearth the thief.
Like the Mystery Case Files series, your task in Death on the Nile is to unearth a number of hidden objects in a highly detailed scene.
Because it comes packaged in with virtually every version of Windows, any PC user is bound to have encountered this game and wasted away a few moments at school or at work trying to unearth all the hidden mines in this grid-based game.
Here they do mange to unearth some rumblings in regards to the ambiguous terrorist group.
Working against the clock, we unearth family secrets, disembodied characters, a childhood tragedy.
A quick search will unearth hundreds and sometimes thousands, depending on who you're searching for - of photos.
You can't tell from their testimony alone, so you must search through each of the several rooms to unearth some clues.
You will be spending most of your time trying to first, unearth the (initially unmovable) relic and then second, clear it and turn the tile gold.
We unearth its colors and contrasts - from dazzling Tokyo to the quiet byways and tranquil temples of another age.
When her relatives arrived for the funeral they were anxious to unearth the treasure but Mama Tembo refused to disclose the site.
A conscientious desire to unearth the facts, and the effort of extracting from the dullest records the materials for graphic pictures, made the process of production excessively painful.
Oates offered his help, and it was arranged that he should pretend to be a Roman Catholic so as the better to unearth the Jesuit.