"uncover the answer" is a correct phrase in written English and can be used in various contexts.
It means to reveal or discover the solution or explanation to something. Example: The detective worked tirelessly to uncover the answer to the mysterious case.
He didn't uncover the answer until he went for a run one day in the rain.
To uncover the answer, they had to think in visual metaphors: what physical form would create the illusion of ripples?
And while we have yet to uncover the answer to all the problems humans have had, and will have, a hand in creating, we do know one thing for sure.
The former requires that we rely on our tiny little brains to come up with an answer - and then hope and pray that turns out to be our best answer; while the latter requires that we just look backwards to uncover the answer that is already there.
Perhaps, in this journal, your hero will uncover the answer.
Madeleine McCann's parents, Kate and Gerry, said on Thursday they were very pleased and hoped that it would uncover "the answers we so desperately need".
Kate and Gerry McCann said they were "very pleased" that Portuguese authorities planned to re-open their investigation and that they hoped that it will uncover "the answers we so desperately need".
Researchers have developed new research devices, nicknamed "froggotrons", which they hope will uncover the answers that could save the species from extinction.
Now all I need is my old IBM PC Jr., my Apple ][c before that, some shag carpet in an old Minnesota basement, and a quick trip to Egghead Software to buy those old hint books where you uncover the answers with a magic marker. [via Kotaku].
Can I help uncover the answers?
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