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Date:
1600-1700
Language:
Greek
Origin:
heureka
'I have found'
, said by the Greek scientist Archimedes when he discovered a method of testing the purity of gold
eureka
interjection
eu‧re‧ka
humorous
used to show how happy you are that you have discovered the answer to a problem, found something etc
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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