Unveil

usgb/ˌʌnˈveɪl/
verb

To remove a cover or curtain from something so everyone can see it.

The museum will unveil a new exhibit next week.
Visual representation of "unveil" - To remove a cover or curtain from something so everyone can see it

Often appears as...

  • unveil a portrait
  • unveil a plaque
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Public Reveal

Use 'unveil' when something is revealed to the public for the first time, often at a special event.

Illustration for Public Reveal
The artist will unveil her masterpiece at the gallery opening.
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Dramatic Effect

'Unveil' suggests drama, making the revealing moment more exciting or significant.

Illustration for Dramatic Effect
The company unveiled its new logo with a grand light show.
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Physical Cover

Often involves physically removing a cover such as a curtain, cloth or lid.

Illustration for Physical Cover
The statue was unveiled by dropping the draped cloth.
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