Synonym: bare, demonstrate, disclose, display, divulge, exhibit, expose, manifest, open, present, show. Antonym: conceal. Similar words: above all, leave alone, revolve around, for ever, revert, revenue, reverse, revelation. Meaning: [rɪ'vɪːl] 
v. 1. make visible 2. make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret 3. make clear and visible 4. disclose directly or through prophets.
v. 1. make visible 2. make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret 3. make clear and visible 4. disclose directly or through prophets. 
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121. Much of the real figure is concealed by half-baked schemes concocted by his Department, which do not reveal the real position.
122. Outside Kent there are particular regions which reveal a high level of consumption of exotic goods imported from aboard.
123. Luxembourg and United States courts have addressed the matter, and the judgments reveal the reality of these fears.
124. In our play we reveal what kind of people we are. Ovid 
125. Then we dressed him in a new outfit and persuaded him to reveal his own short beard instead of the fake white one.
126. Investigations of public law on taxation and social security reveal how internally the family is constituted by legal structures external to it.
127. The square brackets reveal the position and length of the inserts.
128. Garven said he could not reveal details of the draft report.
129. Without exception, their hair had been cropped short enough to reveal the scars underneath.
130. What it does reveal is a teenager, to every outward appearance comfortable with his lot.
131. On closer inspection, however, the Middleborough mosaic does reveal some inconsistencies.
132. I find the best way to love someone is not to change them, but instead, help them reveal the greatest version of themselves. Steve Maraboli
133. They will not reveal any plans to demolish the house next door and erect a block of flats in its place.
134. I tried desperately hard not to reveal my true thoughts but palpably failed.
135. Writing personal journals or diaries may be helpful, for in these writers usually reveal more of themselves than they intend.
136. The light filtering in was enough to reveal a darkly gleaming surface of water, turbulent, continually rising.
137. The adult response of reason is swept away to reveal the small child cowering under parental wrath.
138. On development,[Sentence dictionary] the negative and subsequent positive reveal a composite image of the dancer performing in the street.
139. Convex Computer Corp is expected to reveal the fruits of its work with Hewlett-Packard using the PA-RISC chip early this week.
140. It was a job of the utmost precision, and even a large-scale blow-up might not reveal that it was not genuine.
141. Life has positive and negative shades. When I look at my life, I see more negatives than positives. I can be honest enough to admit that I have done quite some not-so-great things but I won’t reveal what I have been up to! Jeetendra
142. Tour operators have been licensed to sell 14.3 million holidays in the coming year, Civil Aviation Authority figures reveal.
143. Often it takes meetings such as this to reveal the pervasive nature of culturally determined behaviour.
144. Because in the act of explanation he would have to reveal his past culpability, and this would place him in jeopardy.
145. If there are more than 25 ascendants, enter the last displayed ascendant in the user name field to reveal the other ascendants.
146. Such efforts reveal one big barrier for the technology, however: it is not yet clear how the economics will work.
147. Newly discovered papers reveal that behind his bumbling front Betjeman was an exceedingly good spy.
148. Hence, the aim of the analysis of attitudes was to reveal the hidden patterns typically sedimented in particular social and cultural contexts.
149. Its mission is to reveal the hidden cultural secrets of ancient cookware, among other things.
150. Time and again those brought to trial reveal proper trades and had completed apprenticeships.
More similar words: above all, leave alone, revolve around, for ever, revert, revenue, reverse, revelation, prevention, irreverence, serve as, give away, arrive at, have a ball, Rev., review, caveat emptor, prevail, have a good time, deal, heal, real, seal, revision, previous, really, steal, ideal, realm, revolving.