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Discover Ludwig"supposed to find" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that something is expected or intended to be located or discovered. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as making plans, giving instructions, or expressing expectations. Example: I was supposed to find a gift for my friend's birthday, but I couldn't find anything suitable at the store.
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"He wasn't supposed to find a flaw".
We're supposed to find these guys repellent.
We are supposed to find this film excessively ugly.
"You're supposed to find comfort in it, but I didn't".
How are they supposed to find £25,000?
We weren't supposed to find ourselves in this situation.
"A court is supposed to find criminals, not to change the outcome of the election".
I was supposed to find this major criterion holistically in the application.
But these were tests that were supposed to find ovarian cancer in patients' blood.
"By any statistical measure, I'm not supposed to find even one," he admitted.
It was supposed to find a national consensus on the issue of reconciliation with enemies.
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