finding
/'faindiɳ/
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Definition
- Noun:
- Something that is discovered or ascertained: A "finding" can refer to an object, piece of information, or fact that has been discovered, often through investigation or research.
- The result of an inquiry or investigation: In formal contexts, especially in research, law, or science, a "finding" is a conclusion reached after examination or analysis.
- The act of discovering or determining something: "Finding" can also refer to the process or act of discovering something.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The team's findings were published in a scientific journal. (The conclusions from the team's research were published.)
- One interesting finding from the survey was that most people prefer digital books. (One interesting discovered fact from the survey was...)
- The finding of ancient coins in the field excited the archaeologists. (The discovery of ancient coins excited the archaeologists.)
Advanced Usage
- "Key finding": A major or most important discovery or conclusion from research.
- The key finding of the report was the link between diet and heart health.
- "Preliminary finding": An initial result or conclusion that is not yet final.
- The scientists shared their preliminary findings but cautioned that more analysis was needed.
Variants and Related Words
- Find (verb): To discover or locate something.
- I hope to find my lost keys.
- Finder (noun): A person or device that finds something.
- The viewfinder on a camera helps compose the shot.
Synonyms
- Discovery: The act or process of finding something previously unknown.
- Conclusion: A judgment or decision reached by reasoning.
- Result: A consequence, effect, or outcome of something.
Related Phrases
- Finding of fact: (Legal) A conclusion about what happened, reached by a judge or jury based on the evidence.
- The judge's finding of fact was crucial to the case's outcome.
- Finding of law: (Legal) A conclusion about how the law applies to the facts of a case.
- The attorney challenged the court's finding of law.
Related Idioms
- A finding's keeping: A proverbial saying (often "finders keepers") suggesting that whoever finds something has the right to keep it.
- When he picked up the dollar on the sidewalk, he joked, "Finders keepers!"
Noun
- something that is found
- the findings in the gastrointestinal tract indicate that he died several hours after dinner
- an area rich in archaeological findings
- the decision of a court on issues of fact or law
- the act of determining the properties of something, usually by research or calculation
- the determination of molecular structures