exposes

Meanings

• Verb

  To lay bare or reveal, especially something hidden or secret.

  - "The journalist exposed the corruption in the government."
  - "The thief was exposed when he tripped over a loose stone and dropped the stolen goods."

• Verb

  To present or exhibit (a product, service, or oneself) to the public or to the market.

  - "The company is planning to expose its new product at the trade fair."
  - "The singer was excited to expose her talents to the world."

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Synonyms

bare , nake

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with exposes
proposes , opposes , posses , supposes

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Variants

List of all variants of exposes that leads to same result
expose , exposed , exposer , exposers , exposes , exposing , re-expose , re-exposed , re-exposes , re-exposing , re-exposure , re-exposures , reexpose , reexposed , reexposes , reexposing , reexposure , reexposures

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Forms

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exposed, exposing, exposes, exposures

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Etymology

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From Old French exposer, from exposer, to lay before, from exposer, exposed, from ex-, ex- + ponere, to put, place.

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Trivia

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1. The term 'expose' comes from the Old French word exposer, which means 'to lay before'.

2. An expose can be a powerful tool for bringing about change, as it can expose wrongdoing and hold people accountable.

3. The term 'expose' is also used in photography to refer to a photograph that is not protected by a lens or other covering, making the film or digital sensor directly vulnerable to light.

4. The word 'expose' is often used figuratively to refer to revealing one's weaknesses or vulnerabilities, as in the phrase 'to expose one's flank'.

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Related Concepts

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1. Investigation: An expose often involves an investigation, where the journalist or researcher gathers evidence and information to reveal the truth about a particular issue or situation.

2. Journalism: An expose is a common feature in investigative journalism, where the journalist uncovers and reports on information that is of public interest, often involving wrongdoing or corruption.

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Culture

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The term 'exposes' has been used extensively in literature and art, particularly in journalism and photography. It refers to revealing or making public information that was previously hidden or unknown. In journalism, an expose is a report that brings new information to light, often exposing wrongdoing or corruption.

How to Memorize "exposes"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize the act of revealing or making public something hidden or secret. Imagine a journalist uncovering a document or a detective discovering a clue.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'expose' with the idea of revealing or making public. Think of the word 'reveal' or 'uncover'.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Create a mnemonic by remembering the phrase 'Expose: To reveal or make public'.

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