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unmask

[uhn-mask, -mahsk] / ʌnˈmæsk, -ˈmɑsk /


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AFP found dozens of posts across social media, in which users shared AI-generated images purporting to "unmask" the agent who shot her.

From Barron's

Now, even though she has the wallet address of the criminals, there is nothing anyone can do to unmask them.

From BBC

A new map has unmasked the landscape beneath Antarctica's ice in unprecedented detail, something scientists say could greatly enhance our understanding of the frozen white continent.

From BBC

At the end of Friday's episode, the traitors had been given the opportunity to unmask the secret traitor if they completed a clandestine task.

From BBC

However, the identity of Stakeknife is not expected to be revealed, despite investigators requesting government permission to unmask the spy.

From BBC