Pronunciation

/rɪˈvɪl/

Definitions

Noun

• A disclosure or revelation of information, secrets, or something hidden: The big reveal was a major plot twist in the movie.
• An act of disclosing or exposing something: Her reveal of her true identity stunned everyone.

Verb

• To disclose or make known; uncover: The detective revealed the murderer’s identity.
• To expose or show (something) to view or inspection: She revealed the contents of the box to her friends.
• To disclose or share information: He revealed some confidential details during the meeting.

Adjective

• Showing or revealing: A revealing look on her face told him everything.
• Disclosing or uncovering: The reveal of new evidence led to a breakthrough in the case.

Adverb

• In a revealing manner: His explanation was a tell-all, with many revealing details.

Phrases

• “Reveal a secret” means to disclose or disclose a previously unknown fact.
• “The big reveal” is often used to describe a climactic moment where something is disclosed.
• “Reveal oneself” means to show one’s true nature or identity.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The historian’s latest book delves into the reveal of long-forgotten historical events.”
• Verb: “After weeks of speculation, the CEO finally revealed their plans for the company’s future.”
• Adjective: “Her revealing outfit sparked a lot of conversation at the party.”
• Adverb: “He spoke candidly, giving a revealing account of his experiences.”

Synonyms

• Uncover
• Disclose
• Expose
• Reveal all
• Reveal facts
• Disclose secrets
• Lay bare
• Unveil