revealment
[ri-veel-muh nt]
noun
the act of revealing; revelation.
Origin of revealment
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Related Words for revealment
acknowledgment, leak, admission, confession, publication, discovery, exposure, picture, tip-off, tip, make, snitch, betrayal, handout, broadcast, advertisement, declaration, rundown, enlightenment, squealExamples from the Web for revealment
Historical Examples of revealment
They were beyond that revealment now, yet here was everything as in a glass.
The Shadow of a CrimeHall Caine
This is the time of woman's revealment of true modesty; true ideals.
Sex=The Unknown QuantityAli Nomad
The Truth and Love that he manifests in his life, is the revealment of his God-like nature.
The Right KnockHelen Van-Anderson
In all Harry Sanderson's life was to be never such a moment of revealment.
Satan SandersonHallie Erminie Rives
She looked more closely, sensing a possible trap in his question, a revealment of her lack of knowledge.
A Woman's PlaceMark Irvin Clifton