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Synonyms & Similar Words
reveal
disclose
uncover
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present
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lay bare
make known
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declare
confess
acknowledge
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Meaning of Expose
The primary meaning of the word "expose" is to make something visible or known, often by revealing a hidden or secret aspect.
Definitions
- To make something visible or known, often by revealing a hidden or secret aspect
- To reveal or disclose a scandal, crime, or other wrongdoing
- To leave someone or something without protection or defense
- To subject someone or something to a particular environment or condition
- To reveal the true nature or character of someone or something
Etymology of Expose
The word "expose" comes from the French word "exposer", which is derived from the Latin words "ex" (out) and "ponere" (to place)
The word has been used in English since the 15th century, initially meaning "to place or set out" and later developing its modern meanings
Example Uses
- The journalist's investigation aimed to expose the corrupt practices of the company
- The artist's latest sculpture will be exposed to the public for the first time at the gallery exhibition
- The hikers were exposed to the harsh weather conditions on the mountain
- The whistleblower decided to expose the truth about the government's involvement in the scandal