find out

Get the answer

Find out means to discover or learn something, typically through effort, inquiry, or experience.

You might find out the answer to a question by researching it, or find out someone's true character over time.

The phrase often carries a sense of uncovering what was previously unknown or hidden: I found out he'd been lying the whole time.

When someone says you'll find out, there's often an ominous implication that unpleasant consequences or revelations await.

discover

uncover

Reveal what's hidden

determine · realize · discern · identify · recognize · notice · observe · perceive · establish · verify

investigate

inquiry

Request for information

scrutiny · inspect · analysis · detective · evidence · clues · sleuth · interrogate · vetting · audit

reveal

disclosure

Act of revealing information

divulgence · confession · leak · exposé · whistle-blower · come to light · bring to light · lay bare · unmask · spill the beans

epiphany

realization

Grasping what's true

breakthrough · aha moment · eye-opener · flash · dawn on · click · hit me · light bulb moment · see the light · grasp

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Opposites
discovery vs concealment

find outhide

Conceal or pelt

conceal · cover up · keep secret · suppress · obscure

knowledge acquisition vs knowledge loss

find outforget

Fail to recall

miss · overlook · unlearn · misplace · lose

certainty vs uncertainty

find outguess

Estimate without certainty

speculate · wonder · assume · conjecture · presume

Family

find, found, out, outfit, outline, outdoor, outcome, finding, output

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G