Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Reveal"

A: So as = in such a way. 'Do something and not show that you know something' (but it's a slightly strange sentence)

A: To show or tell

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A: It means to expose something...for eg: "She revealed my secret",meaning she told someone your secret or exposed your secret
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A: To reveal is to show something people didn't know about before

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To make a previously unknown or secret to be known to others.
Divulge

Example

Could you please reveal to me what happened.

He finally revealed his atrocities.

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"The magican is finally going to reveal his secrets"

"They didn't want to reveal their secrets"

"Should we reveal it to our parents?"

"I'm, so excited to reveal it!"

A: "I will reveal the truth behind the murder case that took place yesterday"
"I refuse to reveal my secret"
"It's time to reveal the winner!"

A: He will reveal the correct answer after everyone answers the question.

A: 1. The magician revealed the rabbit in his hat.
2. He revealed the truth when he told his girlfriend that he lied.

A: Three of them are quite similar. Examples over time will help you to understand how we use these most of the time.

"Reveal" often has a feeling that what you see was hidden for a reason (e.g. privacy). "Expose" also works for the 2nd example.
1) On Saturday, the artist will reveal her work to the world.
2) As the clerk reached up, his shirt rose, revealing the top edge of bright purple underwear.

"Uncover" often has a physical feeling, like you have to work or move to see this thing.
1) As the chef uncovered the pot, the delicious scent of garlic filled the room.
2) It took the archaeologist two years to fully uncover the tomb.

"Expose" often has a feeling that someone didn't want you to see that thing. "Reveal" will also work for both of these examples.
1) Officials had been working hard to expose the terrorist plot.
2) She rarely exposed her true feelings about her boss for fear of punishment.

In those three examples, we actively work to see the thing. But in "show up" is different-- it is passive. "Show up" often has a feeling that you maybe weren't expecting or weren't sure that you would see it.
1) We'll wait to see if anything abnormal shows up on your blood test.
2) I was surprised to see my father show up at my party.

A: They mean the same thing, more or less.

A: in some situations reveal and open are similar, but often ‘opening’ something is about something physical while revealing something doesn’t always have to be with an object

A: Reveal is to show someone something that used to be a secret.
Produce is to create something

A: They don't have similar meanings.

Reveal = to make something known to others, to show
Revel = celebrate

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A: Good job.

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Here is ur pronunciation 😊😊
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