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Synonyms for "expose" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for expose in English

expose:

to expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)

  1. to expose
    to expose; to unmask
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
    • unmask verbe (unmasks, unmasked, unmasking)
  2. to expose
    to expose; to uncover; lay bare
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
    • uncover verbe (uncovers, uncovered, uncovering)
    • lay bare verbe
  3. to expose
    to expose; open oneself up
  4. to expose
    to expose
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
  5. to expose
    to demonstrate; to expose; to illustrate; show what you mean; make your point
  6. to expose
    to excavate; to dig up; to dig out; to exhume; to unearth; to expose; to open up; to lay open
    • excavate verbe (excavates, excavated, excavating)
    • dig up verbe (digs up, digged up, digging up)
    • dig out verbe (digs out, digged out, digging out)
    • exhume verbe (exhumes, exhumed, exhuming)
    • unearth verbe (unearths, unearthed, unearthing)
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
    • open up verbe (opens up, opened up, opening up)
    • lay open verbe (lays open, laid open, laying open)
  7. to expose
    – abandon by leaving out in the open air 1
    to expose
    – abandon by leaving out in the open air 1
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
      • The infant was exposed by the teenage mother1
  8. to expose
    – expose while ridiculing; especially of pretentious or false claims and ideas 1
    to expose; debunk
    – expose while ridiculing; especially of pretentious or false claims and ideas 1
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
    • debunk verbe
      • The physicist debunked the psychic's claims1
  9. to expose
    – put in a dangerous, disadvantageous, or difficult position 1
    to expose; queer; to scupper; peril; endanger
    – put in a dangerous, disadvantageous, or difficult position 1
  10. to expose
    – remove all or part of one's clothes to show one's body 1
    to expose; to uncover
    – remove all or part of one's clothes to show one's body 1
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
      • The man exposed himself in the subway1
    • uncover verbe (uncovers, uncovered, uncovering)
      • uncover your belly1
  11. to expose
    – expose or make accessible to some action or influence 1
    to expose
    – expose or make accessible to some action or influence 1
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
      • expose the blanket to sunshine1
  12. to expose
    – expose to light, of photographic film 1
    to expose
    – expose to light, of photographic film 1
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
  13. to expose
    – disclose to view as by removing a cover 1
    to expose; to disclose
    – disclose to view as by removing a cover 1
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
    • disclose verbe (discloses, disclose, disclosing)
      • The curtain rose to disclose a stunning set1
  14. to expose
    – to show, make visible or apparent 1
    to exhibit; to display; to expose
    – to show, make visible or apparent 1
    • exhibit verbe (exhibits, exhibited, exhibiting)
      • The Metropolitan Museum is exhibiting Goya's works this month1
    • display verbe (displaies, displayed, displaying)
      • National leaders will have to display the highest skills of statesmanship1
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
  15. to expose
    – To host and make available a Web service so that it can be used by other applications or services. 2
    to expose
    – To host and make available a Web service so that it can be used by other applications or services. 2
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)

Conjugations for expose:

present
  1. expose
  2. expose
  3. exposes
  4. expose
  5. expose
  6. expose
simple past
  1. exposed
  2. exposed
  3. exposed
  4. exposed
  5. exposed
  6. exposed
present perfect
  1. have exposed
  2. have exposed
  3. has exposed
  4. have exposed
  5. have exposed
  6. have exposed
past continuous
  1. was exposing
  2. were exposing
  3. was exposing
  4. were exposing
  5. were exposing
  6. were exposing
future
  1. shall expose
  2. will expose
  3. will expose
  4. shall expose
  5. will expose
  6. will expose
continuous present
  1. am exposing
  2. are exposing
  3. is exposing
  4. are exposing
  5. are exposing
  6. are exposing
subjunctive
  1. be exposed
  2. be exposed
  3. be exposed
  4. be exposed
  5. be exposed
  6. be exposed
diverse
  1. expose!
  2. let's expose!
  5. exposed
  6. exposing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

expose

  1. expose
    expose; abandon; give..up

expose [the ~] nom

  1. the expose
    – the exposure of an impostor or a fraud 1
    the expose; the unmasking
    – the exposure of an impostor or a fraud 1
    • expose [the ~] nom
      • he published an expose of the graft and corruption in city government1
    • unmasking [the ~] nom

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Related Definitions for "expose":

  1. the exposure of an impostor or a fraud1
    • he published an expose of the graft and corruption in city government1
  2. abandon by leaving out in the open air1
    • The infant was exposed by the teenage mother1
  3. expose while ridiculing; especially of pretentious or false claims and ideas1
  4. put in a dangerous, disadvantageous, or difficult position1
  5. remove all or part of one's clothes to show one's body1
    • The man exposed himself in the subway1
  6. expose or make accessible to some action or influence1
    • expose the blanket to sunshine1
  7. expose to light, of photographic film1
  8. disclose to view as by removing a cover1
  9. to show, make visible or apparent1
  10. To host and make available a Web service so that it can be used by other applications or services.2

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