expose
//ɪkˈspoʊz//
Verb
exposeInfinitive
exposePresent tense
exposedPast tense
exposedPast participle
exposingPresent participle
exposesThird-person singular
1
to uncover or make visible something that was hidden or covered
The archaeologists exposed ancient ruins buried under the sand.
2
to reveal the truth about someone or something, especially something discreditable or criminal
The journalist exposed the corruption in the government.
3
to subject someone or something to a particular influence, condition, or risk
Children should not be exposed to violent content.
4
to allow light to reach photographic film or a sensor in order to create an image
The film was exposed for one second.
5
to introduce someone to an experience, idea, or subject for the first time
The program exposes children to different cultures through music and art.