Meaning & Definition of word "Unveiled"

Unveiled

/ʌnˈveɪld/

verb:

  • 1. To remove a veil or covering from; to reveal or disclose something that was previously hidden.
    • Example: The artist unveiled her latest sculpture at the gallery opening.
  • 2. To make known or reveal (information, a plan, etc.) for the first time.
    • Example: The company unveiled its new product line during the annual conference.
  • 3. To expose to view; to make visible.
    • Example: During the ceremony, they unveiled the statue of the town's founder.

Etymology

From the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' or 'opposite of' and 'veiled' from the Old French 'veler', meaning 'to cover'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

unveiling ceremony:

An event held to reveal or introduce something, often formally.

unveiled truth:

The truth that has been revealed after being hidden.

Related Words

reveal:

To make known or disclose something.

disclose:

To uncover information that was previously hidden.

Slang Meanings of unveiled

Meaning: To expose or show something, often used in a casual context.

Example Sentence: He unveiled the surprise party plans to his friends.

Meaning: To bring to light a secret or hidden agenda.

Example Sentence: She unveiled the drama behind the scenes in the office.