to reveal
- verb
- /rɪˈviːl/
- Ask God to reveal himself to you.
- revealed by God
- revealed truth
- revealed religion
God our Lord, reveal thyself to us.
- God our Lord, reveal thyself to us.
- Ask God to reveal himself to you.
- And the divine has revealed this to human beings.
Examples
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When she prayed for guidance, God revealed important truths to her.
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God our Lord, reveal thyself to us.
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I will tell you now what my Father has revealed of our future.
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Your fortune will be revealed at the end of the show!
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The Lord reveals Himself in mysterious ways.
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Now, it's imperative you get the demon to reveal itself so you can deduce its rank in that hierarchy.
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When dawn alights the Dagger's Tip, Three Kings will reveal the doorway!
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The prophet was chosen to reveal the divine message to the people.
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During the ceremony, the priest revealed the sacred writings to the congregation.
Synonyms
Reveal hidden facts or bad actions to people
Reveal secret facts to the public
To tell people information that was secret
To tell secret information to the public without permission
To make something known for the first time
To tell secret or private information to people
To show that something will happen soon, often by a sign you notice
To show facts that were hidden before
Tell a secret by accident before others know
Make secret information known to the public
To reveal information that was previously hidden
To show something hidden so people can see it
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Compounds
How Clearly Revealed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Reveal comes from the same idea of removing a veil, so in religion it means a god or prophet makes a hidden truth known. That's why when a higher power 'reveals' something, it is like lifting a veil to show a secret.