/ɪkˈspəʊz/
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Translation
To uncover something so people can see it, especially something that was hidden or secret.
Word origin
From French exposer, shaped by Latin exponere, meaning to put out or set on show.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- exponere
- English cognates
- position, pose
Grammar
Verb typeregular (expose, exposes, exposed)
Examples
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To expose a secret is to make it public.
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Here it means uncovered, so they could be seen.
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Expose something to X means leave it open to X.
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