reveal

/rɪˈvil/

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Also a noun

Meaning

  1. To make known information that was previously secret, unknown, or surprising.

    • The investigation revealed several inconsistencies in the accountant's financial records.

    • Did she reveal who had actually sent the anonymous package?

  2. To uncover or allow something to be seen that was previously hidden from view.

    • The falling tide revealed a series of jagged rocks along the shoreline.

    • Pulling back the velvet curtain revealed an enormous oil painting.

How it's used

This means “disclose information”

  • reveal the information

“reveal it.”

She refused to reveal the details to reporters.

Collocations

  • reveal a secret
  • reveal the truth
  • studies reveal
  • records reveal

Antonyms