exploration

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exploration

The team begins their exploration of the ancient forest.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A systematic consideration or examination: The act of investigating or analyzing something in a detailed and methodical way.
    • A careful systematic search: The act of searching an area thoroughly for something, often resources or information.
    • Travel for the purpose of discovery: The activity of traveling through an unfamiliar area to learn about its features or to find something new.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The committee recommended a thorough exploration of all possible options before making a decision.
    • The exploration of the cave revealed ancient paintings on the walls.
    • Space exploration has led to many scientific breakthroughs.
Advanced Usage
  • "In exploration of": while investigating or searching for something.
    • The team set out in exploration of new trade routes.
  • "Undergo exploration": to be the subject of a search or investigation.
    • The region is currently undergoing mineral exploration.
Variants and Related Words
  • Exploratory (adj): done with the aim of exploring or investigating.
    • The doctor performed an exploratory surgery.
  • Explorer (n): a person who explores an unfamiliar area.
    • The explorer documented new species of plants.
Synonyms
  • Investigation: a formal inquiry or systematic study.
  • Examination: detailed inspection or scrutiny.
  • Reconnaissance: a preliminary survey to gain information.
Related Phrases
  • "Age of Exploration": a historical period of extensive overseas exploration.
    • The Age of Exploration connected distant parts of the world.
Idioms
  • "Leave no stone unturned": to explore every possibility in a search. (This idiom conveys the thoroughness associated with exploration.)
    • In their exploration of the case, the detectives left no stone unturned.
exploration

The team begins their exploration of the ancient forest.

Noun
  1. a systematic consideration
    • he called for a careful exploration of the consequences
  2. a careful systematic search
  3. to travel for the purpose of discovery