reveal in Irish
reveal in Irish is foilsigh — reveal means to show or make known something that was hidden or secret.
reveal in Irish
foilsigh
(transitive) To uncover; to show and display that which was hidden.
What does "reveal" mean?
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verb To show or make known something that was hidden or secret.
"The magician revealed how the trick was done."
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noun A moment where something previously hidden is uncovered or made known, especially in a show or story.
"The show's big reveal left viewers stunned."
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reveal in a sentence
- The magician revealed how the trick was done.
- She finally revealed her true feelings.
- The show's big reveal left viewers stunned.
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What is "reveal" in Irish?
"reveal" in Irish is foilsigh. reveal means: To show or make known something that was hidden or secret.
How do you use "reveal" in a sentence?
Example: "The magician revealed how the trick was done." In Irish, "reveal" is foilsigh.
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