revealing

/ rɪˈviːlɪŋ /

adjective

1. of significance or import

   a very revealing experience

2. showing or designed to show more of the body than is usual or conventional

   a revealing costume

Derived Forms

• reˈvealingness, noun
• reˈvealingly, adverb

Example Sentences

Britt, now 64, guarded her identity and her story for nearly five decades, publicly revealing herself as the author’s “single secret muse” in a Vanity Fair profile published this week.

From Los Angeles Times

"We're revealing genetic signatures that have been largely erased or masked in present-day genomes."

From Science Daily

Everything about this ambitious, sweeping epic feels precisely calibrated, revealing the story of a Hungarian architect immigrating to America after WWII, a man chasing the American dream and finding it elusive and poisonous.

From Los Angeles Times

As the world has warmed due to climate change, areas of permafrost are thawing, revealing secrets long buried and frozen.

From NewsForKids.net

Hours before the episode revealing his exit aired, Frick posted a cryptic TikTok of himself in a recording studio, singing lyrics that he also included in the post’s caption: “Ain’t nobody want me anyway.”

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• affecting
• ardent
• articulate
• expressive
• fervent
• forceful
• impassioned
• moving
• outspoken
• passionate
• persuasive
• poignant
• powerful
• stirring
• touching
• vivid
• vocal