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unconceal

unconceal verb: to bring out of hiding; to reveal or make public.

Verb

unconceal (third-person singular simple present unconceals, present participle unconcealing, simple past and past participle unconcealed)

  1. (transitive) To bring out of hiding; to reveal or make public.

Forms of unconceal

third-person singular presentunconceals
present participleunconcealing
past participleunconcealed
pastunconcealed

Origin of unconceal

From un- + conceal.

Questions about unconceal

What does unconceal mean?
Unconceal means to bring out of hiding; to reveal or make public.
What part of speech is unconceal?
Unconceal is a verb.
What is the past tense of unconceal?
The past tense of unconceal is unconcealed.

Words near unconceal in the dictionary

  1. unconcatenable
  2. unconcatenate
  3. unconcatenated
  4. unconcatenates
  5. unconcatenating
  6. unconceal
  7. unconcealable
  8. unconcealably
  9. unconcealed
  10. unconcealedness
  11. unconcealing

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