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unveil

[ʌnˈveɪl]

unveil Definition

  • 1to remove a covering from something, especially to reveal it for the first time
  • 2to make something known or visible for the first time

Using unveil: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "unveil" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The company plans to unveil its new product next month.

  • Example

    The statue was unveiled by the mayor at the ceremony.

  • Example

    The artist unveiled her latest masterpiece at the gallery.

  • Example

    The government has unveiled a new plan to reduce pollution.

unveil Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for unveil

Idioms Using unveil

  • unveil one's plans

    to reveal or make public one's intentions or strategies

    Example

    The CEO unveiled his plans for the company's expansion during the press conference.

  • to reveal or expose what is hidden or secret

    Example

    The journalist's investigation unveiled the curtain on the corrupt practices of the local government.

  • to mark the beginning of a new period or phase, often with a significant change or innovation

    Example

    The election of the new president unveiled a new era of political stability and economic growth.

Phrases with unveil

  • to reveal or expose the true facts about something

    Example

    The investigation aims to unveil the truth behind the corruption scandal.

  • to uncover or reveal a commemorative plate or tablet, usually in a public ceremony

    Example

    The mayor will unveil a plaque in honor of the city's founder.

  • to solve or reveal a puzzling or enigmatic situation

    Example

    The detective finally unveiled the mystery behind the disappearance of the valuable painting.

Origins of unveil

from Middle English 'unveilen', from 'un-' (not) + 'veilen' (to cover)

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Summary: unveil in Brief

The verb 'unveil' [ʌnˈveɪl] means to remove a covering from something, especially to reveal it for the first time, or to make something known or visible for the first time. It can refer to revealing a new product, artwork, or plan, as in 'The company plans to unveil its new product next month.' 'Unveil' also extends into phrases like 'unveil the truth,' and idioms like 'unveil the curtain,' denoting the exposure of hidden or secret information.

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