DID SOME DIGGING

Definition: To conduct a thorough investigation or research, typically to uncover information or details.

Synonyms: Researching, Investigating, Exploring, Probing, Delving

Usage Examples in Sentences

#1
The historian did some digging through archives to unravel the enigma of ancient civilizations.
#2
Did some digging through old newspapers and found an interesting story from the 1920s.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Sarah. I hope you had a productive weekend.B: Good morning, Alex. Yes, it was quite busy. I did some digging into the market trends we discussed last week.A: That sounds promising. What did you uncover?B: It seems there's a growing demand for sustainable products, especially among younger consumers.A: Interesting. Let's schedule a meeting to discuss your findings further.
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