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meaning of Ascertain



 
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meaning of Ascertain Wed Mar 31, 2004 12:22 pm  meaning of Ascertain		  
Hi!

Could you tell me, please. Can I say instead of "find out" -- "ascertain"?

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Ascertain Wed Mar 31, 2004 16:37 pm  Ascertain		  
Hi,

Ascertain means find out that something is definite/certain

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