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Meaning uncover meaning

What does uncover mean?

uncover

— verb (= bring out) make visible Summer brings out bright clothes He brings out the best in her — verb (= expose) remove all or part of one's clothes to show one's body uncover your belly The man exposed himself in the subway

Synonyms uncover synonyms

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reveal expose open disclose bare discover unveil strip undress unmask detect remove unearth find dig up uncloak show up denude unlock unfold undo take off skin divulge unwrap unclothe unclose tell steal starve spot shell rumble rout reveal a secret purloin peel open up nick loosen locate find out disrobe deprive come up clear bring to light bring out blow betray

Topics uncover topics

What do people use uncover to talk about?
Language and thought Think Know

Known, unknown
Language and thought Think Know

Secret
Language and thought Communication Say Ask

Disclose
Physical actions Move something Cover

Uncover
Physical actions Hide

Find

Conjugation uncover conjugation

How do you conjugate uncover?

uncover · verb

Examples uncover examples

How do I use uncover in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Uncover the horrific truth of this shocking story.

Movie subtitles

If you can't uncover the truth by then, Your spirit, without following any procedures, will go straight to hell.
I'm gonna use your kidnapping Frazier as a crowbar to pry open and uncover this cesspool.
Uncover. Uncover.
Uncover.
You ought to be able to uncover some shred of evidence.
As the doctor begins to uncover the truth for the patient, said patient develops a fine, hearty hatred of said doctor.
We'll uncover the secret of matter and use the energy within each particle of dust.
Uncover the secret of matter.
It'll uncover the whole saucer in 30 seconds.
And the men would all uncover as she drove by.
There's no time to go into details but I'm working to uncover the rebel spy leader.
Uncover her arm, please.
I want God to stretch out His hand, uncover His face and speak to me.
Unless I can uncover a certain system of communication with the enemy.
I'm gonna use your kidnapping Frazier as a crowbar.. topryopenand uncover this cesspool.
Uncover the secret of matter. Use the energy of each particle of dust.
Why? Mook will uncover our embezzling!
Your Majesty only has to uncover her back.
God gives us intelligence to uncover the wonders of nature.
If you cooperate with me, sir, I could uncover where you and Potter met in a previous life.
He might be able to uncover some forgotten experience, some pattern of childhood behaviour, perhaps.
Now you have forced me to uncover the situation proving, mr.
Before we get through with this thing, we may uncover sins that even the devil would be ashamed of.
That's fine. But while I'm proving my innocence. you people will uncover every petty kid trick I ever did.
Being a private detective, I don't suppose you could uncover a pair of nylons somewhere?
I would try to uncover a plot.
It can't be destroyed by any process, we have been able to uncover.
The most dangerous methods are applied. in order to uncover the secret plans of the adversaries.
They say it's finished, and that you don't uncover it because you're afraid.
I do not uncover it because. well.
They couldn't uncover any more.
Dr. Korby has been able to uncover elements of this culture which will revolutionise the universe when freed from this cavernous environment.
Uncover your face.

News and current affairs

Mikhail Gorbachev continued to uncover the crimes of Stalinism, shedding light on dark pages that Khrushchev lacked the courage to open to public view.
Only after the defection of Hussein Kamel, Saddam's son-in-law and head of the Iraqi military industry, did Blix get the clues to uncover the actual workings of Iraq's ambitious program.
The unwillingness of more than half the NPT membership to apply the Additional Protocol, which gives the IAEA new flexibility to uncover clandestine nuclear activity, undermines global security.
It is by understanding the how and why of such deeds that we are in a better position to uncover, oppose, defy, and triumph over them.
Understanding the perceptual system in evolutionary terms makes it possible to uncover the processes that determine our awareness of objects moving in space.
Japan must either squeeze more out of its existing workforce by boosting productivity, or uncover new sources of demand at home or abroad.
Researchers often believe that their mission is to uncover new biology and genetics, and that someone else will translate them to the clinical arena.
I fear that the inspections effort is not intended to uncover the full extent of Iraq's illegal weapons program.
If these charges are true, the bank executives involved may fear that civil lawsuits would uncover evidence that could be used in criminal prosecutions.
The great challenge is to uncover its mysteries, that is, to find out how the neurons are structured and mutually connected.

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