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revelation
noun as in disclosure, telling
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Example Sentences
His princely ambitions are hardly new revelations; the signs are everywhere.
Mancuso says seeing the show was a revelation, describing it as “Disneyland for adults.”
The revelation was prompted, she said, by Jilly's habit of boasting in print about her perfect marriage.
The corruption revelations tend to range from the somewhat venal — party bigwigs living on limited government salaries enjoying lavish lifestyles — to more insidious allegations of Morena officials in league with organized crime.
Certainly, I think given the amount of pastry I consume and have consumed in my lifetime, I thought that Mary O’s Irish Soda Bread scones were kind of a revelation.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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