This transitive verb refers to the inquiries corresponding to a matter about which you want to know or obtain specific details, for which questions and tests are made to those who have participated or witnessed it. This is often used as a synonym for investigating, searching, searching and inquiring. As an intransitive verb, this would be in charge of pointing out those discussions or altercations in which the use of abusive words predominates; in general, this expression is common in Mexico and some Central American countries. It is common that police or state investigations are also referred to as inquiries.
By default, the word find out is defined as "investigate until the truth is found." This comes from the Latin "verificare", which translates as "to do truth"; This has a series of components, such as the element "veri", which comes from "veritas" (truth), the root "fac", from "facere" (to do) and the element "are", used for verb forms. Its use refers to inquiring about the details of a certain matter, which may or may not concern who to carry out the corresponding inquiries. These processes, according to the nature of what is being investigated, can be carried out in different ways; however, it is normal to choose to find evidence and ask questions of individuals who were an active or inactive part of thedone.
Investigations, such as verbal confrontations, if they reach a physical plane, can be considered a serious crime. That is why it is recommended to deal with differences between people in the most peaceful ways possible, avoiding the presence of offensive words or high tones of voice.
