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adjective
- 1. making interesting or significant information known, especially of a personal nature: "a revealing radio interview"
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How to use revealing in a sentence. allowing a look at or an understanding of something inner or hidden; also : tending to expose more typically hidden parts of the body… See the full definition
Synonyms for REVEALING: suggestive, eloquent, expressive, reminiscent, meaning, revelatory, meaningful, pregnant; Antonyms of REVEALING: unexpressive, concealing, hiding, covering (up), masking, shrouding, enshrouding, disguising
REVEALING definition: 1. Revealing clothes show more of the body than is usual: 2. showing something that was not…. Learn more.
Use the adjective revealing to describe disclosing something that was hidden, either literally or figuratively. If you ask people if they've ever cheated on a test, you may get revealing answers that tell you whether the person is honest or not.
A revealing statement, account, or action tells you something that you did not know, especially about the person doing it or making it.
adjective. of significance or import. a very revealing experience. showing or designed to show more of the body than is usual or conventional. a revealing costume.
1. giving information or insight, esp. of a striking or significant nature, about something previously concealed or private. 2. exposing parts of the body that are usu. covered: a revealing dress. [1925–30] re•veal′ing•ly, adv.
Definition of revealing adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
to make known or show something usually secret or hidden: She revealed her history to him because she thought it was important. [ + that clause ] X-rays revealed that my ribs had been cracked but not broken. (Definition of reveal from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of reveal. reveal.
A revealing statement, account, or action tells you something that you did not know, especially about the person doing it or making it. [...]
