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revelatory
Revelatory (adj) means showing something that was previously secret or unknown.
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1
Showing something that was previously secret or unknown.
2
Warning of disaster to come, as if predicting the end of the world.
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Etymology
Borrowed from Latin revēlātōrius; by surface analysis it can also be broken down as revelat(e) + -ory.
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What is the meaning of revelatory?
"revelatory" (adj) means showing something that was previously secret or unknown.
What is another word for revelatory?
Other words for "revelatory" include significative, suggestive, apocalyptic, indicative, apocalyptical, indicatory.
What is the opposite of revelatory?
The opposite of "revelatory" is concealing.
What are the different meanings of revelatory?
"revelatory" has 2 main meanings: 1. Showing something that was previously secret or unknown; 2. Warning of disaster to come, as if predicting the end of the world.
