discoveree
discoveree noun: one who is discovered.
Noun
discoveree (plural discoverees)
- One who is discovered.
- […] only the zeal of some fool friend more concerned for the glory of a discoverer than for the good of the discoveree.1912, Ambrose Bierce, letter to Town Talk no. 1042
- […] to prove an initial recognition of native sovereignty, to raise awareness, to produce incontrovertible evidence that would return at least a fraction of the much-ballyhooed discovery back to the discoverees.1991, Louise Erdrich, Michael Dorris, The crown of Columbus
Forms of discoveree
| plural | discoverees |
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Origin of discoveree
From discover + -ee.
Questions about discoveree
- What does discoveree mean?
- Discoveree means one who is discovered.
- What part of speech is discoveree?
- Discoveree is a noun.
- What is the plural of discoveree?
- The plural of discoveree is discoverees.
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