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exposé

[ik-spohz] / ɪkˈspoʊz /


expose




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Fennell continues to have a gift for exposing the sordidness of money and power.

From Los Angeles Times

But bondholders are still exposed, as less of a cash cushion means weaker credit quality, and higher yields.

From The Wall Street Journal

I might have died from awkwardness if I’d been exposed to another family’s private business, but Emma doesn’t seem like the judgmental type.

From Literature

Why do two people exposed to the same pathogen respond so differently?

From Science Daily

“It’s very exposing, especially for the actors,” Fennell says of making an audacious film like this.

From Los Angeles Times