ascertained
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Discovered or determined by scientific observation: Refers to something that has been found out, verified, or established as a fact through systematic investigation, measurement, or analysis.
- Confirmed or verified: Indicates that information, a fact, or a condition has been checked and proven to be true or accurate.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The scientists published their findings on the ascertained rate of coastal erosion.
- The police could not take action until the suspect's identity was ascertained.
- Once the cause of the error was ascertained, the engineers could begin repairs.
Advanced Usage
- "to be ascertained": A common passive construction indicating the state of having been determined.
- The full extent of the damage has yet to be ascertained.
- "ascertained fact": A fact that has been conclusively proven or verified.
- It is an ascertained fact that water boils at 100°C at sea level.
Variants and Related Words
- Ascertain (verb): To find out or learn with certainty.
- We need to ascertain the truth of his statement.
- Ascertainable (adjective): Capable of being discovered or determined.
- The total cost is not easily ascertainable at this stage.
Synonyms
- Determined: Decided or concluded after consideration.
- Verified: Confirmed the truth or accuracy of something.
- Established: Shown to be true or valid.
- Confirmed: Made certain or definite.
Antonyms
- Unconfirmed: Not verified or proven to be true.
- Unknown: Not known or discovered.
- Speculative: Based on conjecture rather than knowledge.
Related Phrases
- "as ascertained by": As determined or verified by a specific person or method.
- The population, as ascertained by the latest census, is 50,000.
- "for the purpose of being ascertained": For the goal of being discovered or determined.
- The data was collected for the purpose of being ascertained during the audit.
Adjective
- discovered or determined by scientific observation
- variation in the ascertained flux depends on a number of factors
- the discovered behavior norms
- discovered differences in achievement
- no explanation for the observed phenomena