uncover
verb (used with object)
verb (used without object)
Origin of uncover
Related Words for uncover
unearth, expose, divulge, discover, crack, unmask, tap, show, leak, unwrap, denude, unveil, break, unclothe, bare, tell, strip, strike, betray, openExamples from the Web for uncover
Contemporary Examples of uncover
“It is the responsibility of the new government to uncover all the answers to who was shooting our citizens,” he says.
Uncover new details about the 2016 contender's time as First Lady.
One reporter is onto Underwood—and he or she will “stop at nothing,” as they say, to uncover the truth.
‘House of Cards’ Season Two Review: Even More Bingeworthy Than the FirstAndrew Romano
February 14, 2014
Amid the noise and clamor, we uncover the presents worth cherishing: life, family, friends, and faith.
Fifty years later, she breaks that pledge and joins forces with a journalist as they try to uncover what became of her son.
Historical Examples of uncover
But such a fashion of beard, while covering a man's face, does much to uncover the man.
Bride of the MistletoeJames Lane Allen
Which one of the fifty-seven varieties have you elected to uncover first?
The Treasure TrailMarah Ellis Ryan
And we are as likely now to uncover a war party as a herd of antelope.
The Mountain DivideFrank H. Spearman
Rub his arms and legs toward his body but do not uncover him to do this.
Boy Scouts HandbookBoy Scouts of America
The Jew might not uncover the body in the face of the temple.
FolkwaysWilliam Graham Sumner