Meaning of Found out
To discover or learn information that was previously unknown.
In simple words: To learn or discover something
Found out in a sentence
- She finally **found out** the truth about her family history.
- We **found out** yesterday that the concert was canceled.
- He **found out** that he had won the competition by checking online.
- After many tests, they **found out** the cause of the problem.
- I **found out** she had been planning a surprise party for me.
How to use Found out
Use 'found out' when you've discovered information. It's neutral and can be used in informal or formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
found out + object
Memory hint
Imagine a detective finding out clues after a mystery.
Related words
Collocations with Found out
- found out the truth
- found out about
- found out yesterday
- found out later
- found out by accident
Synonyms for Found out
- discovered
- realized
- determined
- uncovered
- learned
Common mistakes with Found out
- Confusing 'found out' with 'find out' - 'found out' refers to past discovery.
- Using 'found' without 'out' when speaking about discovery.
- Omitting the object when saying 'found out' - always specify what was learned.
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Frequently asked questions about Found out
What does Found out mean?
To learn or discover something
What is the definition of Found out?
To discover or learn information that was previously unknown.
How do you use Found out in a sentence?
She finally **found out** the truth about her family history.
Can you give another example of Found out?
We **found out** yesterday that the concert was canceled.
What are synonyms for Found out?
Common alternatives include discovered, realized, determined, uncovered, learned.
What words go with Found out?
It commonly pairs with found out the truth, found out about, found out yesterday, found out later, found out by accident.
What are common mistakes when using Found out?
Confusing 'found out' with 'find out' - 'found out' refers to past discovery. Using 'found' without 'out' when speaking about discovery. Omitting the object when saying 'found out' - always specify what was learned.
How do you pronounce Found out?
US: //faʊnd aʊt//, UK: //faʊnd aʊt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Found out?
Use 'found out' when you've discovered information. It's neutral and can be used in informal or formal contexts.




