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Detailed Synonyms for ascertain in English

ascertain:

to ascertain verbe (ascertains, ascertained, ascertaining)

  1. to ascertain
    to establish
    – establish the validity of something, as by an example, explanation or experiment 1
    • establish verbe (establishes, established, establishing)
    to ascertain; to identify
    • ascertain verbe (ascertains, ascertained, ascertaining)
    • identify verbe (identifies, indentified, identifying)
  2. to ascertain
    to ascertain; make certain
  3. to ascertain
    – be careful or certain to do something; make certain of something 1
    to control; to check; to see; to ascertain; to insure; to assure; ensure; see to it
    – be careful or certain to do something; make certain of something 1
    • control verbe (controls, controlled, controlling)
      • control the quality of the product1
    • check verbe (checks, checked, checking)
    • see verbe (sees, saw, seeing)
    • ascertain verbe (ascertains, ascertained, ascertaining)
    • insure verbe (insures, insured, insuring)
    • assure verbe (assures, assured, assuring)
    • ensure verbe
    • see to it verbe
  4. to ascertain
    – learn or discover with certainty 1
    to ascertain
    – learn or discover with certainty 1
    • ascertain verbe (ascertains, ascertained, ascertaining)
  5. to ascertain
    – establish after a calculation, investigation, experiment, survey, or study 1
    to determine; to find; to ascertain; to find out
    – establish after a calculation, investigation, experiment, survey, or study 1
    • determine verbe (determines, determined, determining)
    • find verbe (finds, found, finding)
      • find the product of two numbers1
      • The physicist who found the elusive particle won the Nobel Prize1
    • ascertain verbe (ascertains, ascertained, ascertaining)
    • find out verbe (finds out, found out, finding out)
  6. to ascertain
    – find out, learn, or determine with certainty, usually by making an inquiry or other effort 1
    to determine; to check; to see; to learn; to ascertain; to watch; to find out
    – find out, learn, or determine with certainty, usually by making an inquiry or other effort 1
    • determine verbe (determines, determined, determining)
    • check verbe (checks, checked, checking)
    • see verbe (sees, saw, seeing)
      • I want to see whether she speaks French1
    • learn verbe (learns, learnt, learning)
    • ascertain verbe (ascertains, ascertained, ascertaining)
    • watch verbe (watches, watched, watching)
    • find out verbe (finds out, found out, finding out)
      • find out if he speaks Russian1

Conjugations for ascertain:

present
  1. ascertain
  2. ascertain
  3. ascertains
  4. ascertain
  5. ascertain
  6. ascertain
simple past
  1. ascertained
  2. ascertained
  3. ascertained
  4. ascertained
  5. ascertained
  6. ascertained
present perfect
  1. have ascertained
  2. have ascertained
  3. has ascertained
  4. have ascertained
  5. have ascertained
  6. have ascertained
past continuous
  1. was ascertaining
  2. were ascertaining
  3. was ascertaining
  4. were ascertaining
  5. were ascertaining
  6. were ascertaining
future
  1. shall ascertain
  2. will ascertain
  3. will ascertain
  4. shall ascertain
  5. will ascertain
  6. will ascertain
continuous present
  1. am ascertaining
  2. are ascertaining
  3. is ascertaining
  4. are ascertaining
  5. are ascertaining
  6. are ascertaining
subjunctive
  1. be ascertained
  2. be ascertained
  3. be ascertained
  4. be ascertained
  5. be ascertained
  6. be ascertained
diverse
  1. ascertain!
  2. let's ascertain!
  3. ascertained
  4. ascertaining
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

ascertain

  1. ascertain

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Related Definitions for "ascertain":

  1. be careful or certain to do something; make certain of something1
  2. learn or discover with certainty1
  3. establish after a calculation, investigation, experiment, survey, or study1
  4. find out, learn, or determine with certainty, usually by making an inquiry or other effort1