uncover
un·cov·er
verb \-ˈkə-vər\Definition of UNCOVER
transitive verb
2
: to expose to view by removing some covering
3
a : to take the cover from b : to remove the hat from <uncovered his head>
4
: to deprive of protection
intransitive verb
1
: to remove a cover or covering
2
: to take off the hat as a token of respect
Examples of UNCOVER
- Police uncovered a criminal plot.
- Archaeologists uncovered the ruins of an ancient city.
First Known Use of UNCOVER
14th century
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