The existence of Arsenic in this saline compound is easily discovered, by fusing it with metallic substances, on which it produces the same effects as Arsenic.
The cheat is easily discovered, by moistening a linen rag with the Oil supposed to be thus falsified, and then holding the rag a little before the fire, which presently dissipates the odorous part of the falsified Oil.
This bad quality is easily discovered by the eye on breaking it: for the surface of the broken part appears all granulated; whereas when it is pure it is more evenly, and resembles a congeries of solid angles.
Of these two sentences it is easily discovered, that the first is forced and unnatural, and the second trivial and low.
It may be easily discovered, from his Schoolmaster, that he felt his wants, though he might neglect to supply them; and we are left to suspect, that he showed his contempt of money only by losing at play.
And how difficult it is to judge of political conduct, or legislative proceedings, may be easily discovered by observing how often the most skilful statesmen are mistaken, and how frequently the laws require to be amended.
But that the motion is allowed to be just and proper, is sufficient; the importance of it will be easily discovered.
An argument may by specious when it is not plausible because its sophistry is so easily discovered.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "easily discovered" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
