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Bring something to light

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Metaphorical Usage

The phrase often relates to the idea of illuminating darkness, metaphorically revealing hidden truths.

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The whistleblowers brought corruption to light, showing the company's true dealings.
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Context Sensitivity

Used in situations involving investigation, research, or discovery, implying careful effort to find truth.

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The journalist's dedication brought the politician's lies to light.
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Serious Subjects

Usually associated with serious or impactful matters, not trivial ones.

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The study brought to light the grave impact of climate change on agriculture.
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