Definition

Having all usual or expected equipment or features; often used to describe something that is presented in its original state without alteration.

Example

The found objects in the art exhibit were displayed just as they were discovered.

Conversation

Have you seen the new art exhibit downtown?

Yeah, I went last weekend, and it was really interesting!

I loved how they used a lot of found objects in the installations.

Me too! It made the whole experience feel unique and creative.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A type of payment that includes free food and a place to stay, along with a salary.

Example

The job offered a good salary with found, making it very attractive to applicants.

Conversation

Did you hear about that job where they provide found for workers?

Yeah, I heard it's a great opportunity if you want to travel.

I think having found would really help save money while exploring new places.

Definition

To create or establish something, especially an organization or institution, often with the intention of it continuing to exist.

Example

The entrepreneur decided to found a new tech company to innovate in the industry.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that they found a new way to recycle plastic?

No way! That sounds really interesting.

Yeah, they found a method that reduces waste significantly.

Root Explanation

Found → The word originates from Old English 'fundian', meaning to establish or to set up. It refers to the act of establishing something, such as a company or institution.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word 'fundian', which means to establish something — that's why 'found' means to set up or create something.

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