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To remove a cover or covering from

To discover or come across something

To reveal or disclose a fact or information

To expose or reveal the true nature or character of

To remove or take off, especially one's clothing

To open or undo, as what is wrapped or folded

To draw from the sheath or scabbard, as a sword

To provide information about a person or goods and services to influence others

(idiomatic) To invent, create, or think of

To provide full information about

To render comprehensible or understandable

To remove the (natural) skin or outer covering of

To engage in self-discovery

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Verb

To remove a cover or covering from

leave unprotected

bring into the open

show evidence of

take the lid off

allow to be seen

put before the public

put on the market

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“No other save myself may uncover the crypt in which he is held.”

Verb

To discover or come across something

follow the scent of

bring into the open

get wind of the fact

bring out of the ground

have an aha moment

get wise to the fact

bring to the surface

bring to notice

sniff something out

bring something to light

nose something out

get possession of

search for or out

become acquainted with

lay your hands on

lay one's hands on

catch on to the fact

find unexpectedly

discover unexpectedly

take the wraps off

lay your hand on

put your finger on

put one's finger on

come up against

catch a glimpse of

get a glimpse of

make contact with

rendezvous with

touch shoulders

meet face to face

come face to face with

get together with

separate the wheat from the chaff

catch red-handed

catch off guard

catch in the act

take by surprise

put the finger on

make certain of

make up your mind on

cast around for

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“The unit guarding the entryway on the lowest level of the complex had managed to uncover a cache of grenades and rockets.”

Verb

To reveal or disclose a fact or information

bring into the open

let the cat out of the bag

blow the lid off

spill the beans about

spill the beans

bring out into the open

spill your guts about

give the game away

let the cat out of the bag about

take the lid off

get off your chest

blow the gaff on

make a clean breast of

blow the whistle on

give an account of

take the wraps off

come out of the closet

lay something bare

put the spotlight on

unburden oneself

bring into view

let it all hang out

come clean about

provide details

hold up to view

smoke something out

allow to be seen

crack wide open

let cat out of the bag

spill the beans on

pull the plug on

let cat out of bag

make a clean breast

go into details

get something off one's chest

spill your guts

blow the whistle

expose information

open your heart

share a confidence

give evidence of

bring to public attention

bring to public notice

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

spill one's guts

talk out of turn

let something slip

run off at the mouth

let the cat ouf of the bag

blow something wide open

shout from the rooftops

open one's mouth

let it be known

inform on somebody

give the show away

accept responsibility

make clean breast of

unbosom oneself

get something off your chest

make a clean breast of things

be completely honest

open one's heart

make a clean breast of it

give details of

give the low-down

bring out into open

put cards on table

get out of system

let somebody in on

reveal everything

blow somebody's cover

make a pitch for

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“Adequate legwork will ensure that you are not surprised, rather you may uncover evidence that will make the defense counsel's jaw drop.”

Verb

To expose or reveal the true nature or character of

“This book is the culmination of one man's calling to first uncover the lies before unpacking the truth.”

Verb

To remove or take off, especially one's clothing

divest yourself of

divest oneself of

uncover yourself

take off your clothes

remove your clothes

shed your clothes

unclothe yourself

divest yourself of your clothes

doff one's clothes

peel something off

divest someone of their clothes

take someone's clothes off

take your clothes off

remove one's clothes

divest oneself of one's clothes

shed one's clothes

expose yourself

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Verb

To open or undo, as what is wrapped or folded

Verb

To draw from the sheath or scabbard, as a sword

physically remove

remove by force

pull out by the roots

tear up by the roots

take something out

pull up by the roots

bring to the surface

extract from the ground

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Verb

To provide information about a person or goods and services to influence others

call attention to

shout from the rooftops

beat the drum for

get on soapbox for

give publicity to

bang the drum for

bring to public notice

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

issue a statement about

shout something from the rooftops

run off at mouth

bring to public attention

make a pitch for

talk someone into

convince someone of the merits of

get acceptance for

gain acceptance for

win someone over to

win approval for

persuade someone to accept

get support for

bring someone round to

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Verb

(idiomatic) To invent, create, or think of

bring into being

start the ball rolling

conceptualize^US

conceptualise^UK

lay the first stone of

sow the seeds of

lay the foundations of

think something up

dream something up

be the mother of

be the inventor of

be the father of

get in operation

set the ball rolling

get functioning

get off the ground

get the ball rolling

put into operation

cause to happen

make arrangements for

make preparations for

lay the cornerstone of

get cracking on

get ball rolling

set the ball rolling on

break the ice on

put heads together

intercommunicate

have the bright idea of

be the brains behind

be in charge of

cobble together

figure something out

find a solution to

find an answer to

kick something off

bring into existence

strategize about

form a conspiracy

work hand in glove

get act together

throw something together

work something out

cobble something together

think on one's feet

be responsible for

fly by the seat of one's pants

get in bed with

take part in a conspiracy

do off the top of your head

participate in a conspiracy

speak off the cuff

cook something up

revolutionize^US

trump something up

revolutionise^UK

reach an agreement

prepare roughly

prepare hastily

make secret plans

fictionalize^US

fictionalise^UK

make up off the top of one's head

beat into shape

have every intention

get something going

make a chart of

make a diagram of

put together hastily

put together roughly

be in cahoots with

be in collusion

conceive a plan

formulate plans

make a start on

get something moving

get something functioning

get something off the ground

get something working

assemble hastily

make it up as you go along

do something off the cuff

do something off the top of one's head

do something on the spur of the moment

take it as it comes

clap together or up

make it up as one goes along

lick into shape

lay in provisions

make arrangements

come to an agreement

come to terms about

pull things together

tell a white lie

create out of thin air

set one's sights on

rely on your wits

put pen to paper

put out a contract

be an accessory

be hand in glove

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Verb

To provide full information about

particularise^UK

particularize^US

circumstantiate

individualise^UK

individualize^US

give an account of

quote chapter and verse

be specific about

get down to brass tacks

characterize^US

characterise^UK

call attention to

put flesh on the bones of

give details of

provide details

give an account

go into detail on

give an explanation of

make reference to

make mention of

paint a picture

spill the beans

give expression to

express in words

give utterance to

give the details of

speak briefly of

let anyone know of

give a picture of

draw attention to

direct attention to

go into detail about

set something forth

point something out

tell the story of

let someone know of

have as a condition

make it a condition

put in two cents

make a proviso of

make a precondition of

make a condition of

let somebody in on

give particulars of

give a report of

take account of

add a commentary to

draw a picture of

clear the air about

get something straight

make perfectly clear

shoot the breeze

broadcast details of

publish details of

let one's hair down

get off one's chest

write an account of

lay it on the line

put it on record

reel something off

give a description of

give a account of

give a rundown of

deliberate about

exchange views about

exchange views on

paint a word picture of

provide details of

give details on

give the facts on

continue to speak

set down in black and white

set down in writing

commit to paper

communicate information

state precisely

make intelligible

put in plain English

put in plain words

do your party piece

give verbal account

give substance to

give the meaning of

call a spade a spade

get to the point

come to the point

set the limits of

set the boundaries of

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Verb

To render comprehensible or understandable

characterise^UK

characterize^US

make perfectly clear

clear the air about

get something straight

give the details of

draw a picture of

give an explanation of

put in plain words

put in plain English

express in words

make intelligible

paint a picture

make straightforward

get to the meat

reduce to the bare bones

put in a nutshell

get down to basics

let sunlight in

put one straight

let daylight in

hit the high spots

particularize^US

particularise^UK

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Verb

To remove the (natural) skin or outer covering of

take the rind off

take the skin off

remove the shells from

rub something raw

remove the skin from

divest someone of their clothes

take someone's clothes off

divest yourself of

divest oneself of

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Verb

To engage in self-discovery

have an aha moment

get wind of the fact

get wise to the fact

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