What is another word for revealed ?

Put on display, especially publicly

displayed

exhibited

sticking out like a sore thumb

made common knowledge

rumored^US

rumoured^UK

verbalized^US

verbalised^UK

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Adjective

Able to be seen

standing out like a sore thumb

staring one in the face

as plain as a pikestaff

staring someone in the face

as plain as the nose on your face

anywhere to be seen

written all over someone

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Adjective

Bare or exposed without a covering or protection

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Adjective

Done, perceived, or existing in open view

sticking out like a sore thumb

as plain as a pikestaff

right under your nose

beyond doubt

standing out like a sore thumb

crystal clear

staring someone in the face

recognisable^UK

as plain as the nose on your face

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Adjective

Noticed

observed

scrutinised^UK

scrutinized^US

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Adjective

Previously referred to or spoken of

Adjective

Not closed or fastened

Verb

To have come upon after searching, study, or effort

discovered

learned^US

learnt^UK

familiarized oneself with

scrutinized^US

theorized^US

theorised^UK

visualised^UK

visualized^US

scrutinised^UK

unravelled^UK

unraveled^US

gotten to the bottom of

auspicated

watched like a hawk

kept a weather eye on

gauged^UK

gaged^US

got one's head around

analyzed^US

kept under surveillance

kept tabs on

kept under observation

analysed^UK

got the picture about

got the message about

got the impression of

gotten the impression

come into contact with

familiarized yourself with

become expert in

become proficient in

gained an understanding of

acquired a knowledge of

told the difference between

told between

decided between

made a distinction between

given something a once-over

gave something a once-over

had sneaking suspicion

got to the bottom

had a sensation

come upon

seen something coming

discerned a difference

categorized^US

come to the conclusion

made a distinction

feasted one's eyes

cooked up

had a sneaking suspicion of

become conscious of the fact that

made an estimate of

contradistinguished

separated the sheep from the goats

become aware of the fact that

measured

caught on to the fact

recognized a distinction

categorised^UK

jumped to a conclusion

understood the situation

separated the wheat from the chaff

checked something out

contemplated the possibility of

came into contact with

gotten a view of

got a view of

became aware of the fact that

got through one's head

gotten through one's head

became conscious of the fact that

came to the conclusion

took into consideration

gave thought to

bore in mind

took to heart

taken into consideration

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“A dig of the site would reveal some rare ancient artifacts.”

Verb

let the cat out of the bag

(archaic) To have revealed (information)

let drop

put cards on table

let slip

let cat out of the bag

brought out into the open

made public

laid bare

brought to public notice

brought to public attention

opened up

brought out into open

talked about

notified

got out of your system

gotten out of your system

came clean about

given the show away

gotten off your chest

let the cat out of the bag about

spilled the beans about

let your hair down

evinced

confided

brought into the open

outed

shown

come clean

spilled your guts about

unearthed

squealed

told all

come out of the closet

made a clean breast of

came out of the closet

let the cat ouf of the bag

brought out of the ground

weaselled^UK

made a clean breast of things

shared a confidence

laid out

blew the whistle on

brought to the surface

made a clean breast of it

weaseled^US

accepted responsibility

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“In an exclusive interview, Stephanie will reveal intimate details of her relationship with Danny.”

Verb

witnessed to the fact that

To have demonstrated to be true based on facts

signaled^US

signalled^UK

showed once and for all

demonstrated the truth

recorded

bore witness

gave substance to the fact that

showed beyond doubt

seen

borne witness

given substance to the fact that

unravelled^UK

unraveled^US

put something through its paces

emphasized^US

labelled^UK

labeled^US

symbolized^US

signposted

let the cat out of the bag

analysed^UK

emphasised^UK

analyzed^US

reduced to the bare bones

put into plain English

symbolised^UK

summarized^US

criticized^US

learnt^UK

learned^US

formalized^US

constituted evidence of

got something straight

formalised^UK

summarised^UK

served as evidence of

given an explanation of

insinuated

strutted

cleared the air

shouted from the housetops

explained in simple terms

puzzled out

come out with

added a commentary to

criticised^UK

gave an explanation of

cleared the air about

disentangled

called a spade a spade

sported

accounted for

traced

gotten down to basics

shouted from the rooftops

given a commentary on

gave a commentary on

shown once and for all

gotten to the bottom of

gotten through

got through

shown the position of

showed the position of

given the big picture

gave a demonstration of

shown how something works

showed how something is done

showed how something works

shown how something is done

given a demonstration of

gave instruction

given instruction

given someone an idea

gave someone an idea

shown the ropes

showed the ropes

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Verb

To have been visible or seen

entered into the picture

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Verb

To have expressed or conveyed one's thoughts or feelings

let the cat out of the bag

signalled^UK

signaled^US

spelled^US

symbolized^US

symbolised^UK

epitomized^US

epitomised^UK

put someone in mind of

let out

seen something coming

signposted

conveyed the impression

gave someone to understand

given someone to understand

labelled^UK

labeled^US

initialled^UK

initialed^US

gaged^US

made reference to the fact

held a probability of

waved around

arranged

leaded you to believe

given every indication of

gave someone to believe

reminded

said indirectly

substituted for

pointed in direction of

told in advance

had a feeling

indicated the coming of

served as evidence of

made a passing reference

given someone to believe

gauged^UK

saw handwriting on wall

seen handwriting on wall

gave an indication of

gave hope

given hope of

gave hope of

given good grounds for expecting

gave every indication of

showed all the signs

gave good grounds for expecting

showed signs of

given an indication of

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“Analysis of the data will reveal several areas within the business that require improvement.”

Verb

To have conveyed in appropriate or telling terms

verbalized^US

summarised^UK

verbalised^UK

summarized^US