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open to view

ADJECTIVE
out of the closet
Synonyms
WEAK
brought to light candid disclosed divulged exposed open open and aboveboard out out in the open out into the open revealed uncovered unveiled
VERB
expose
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bare bring to light disclose display open prove uncover unmask
STRONG
advertise air betray brandish broadcast crack debunk denude disport divulge exhibit feature flash flaunt leak manifest parade present publish report show spill streak unclothe unearth unfold unveil
WEAK
dig up give away lay bare lay open let cat out of bag let out make known put on view show off smoke out tip off trot out unshroud
Antonyms
STRONGEST
conceal cover hide secrete withhold
STRONG
be quiet bury keep secret refrain suppress
WEAK
guard protect save shield
VERB
peep/peer
Synonyms
WEAK
become visible crop up emerge peep out peer out show partially
VERB
present
Synonyms
STRONGEST
cite declare display do give offer perform pose produce raise show stage submit suggest
STRONG
acquaint adduce advance allege exhibit expose expound extend imply infer intimate lay manifest mount pitch proffer proposition recount relate state tender
WEAK
do the honors fix up get-together give an introduction hold out make a pitch make known put forward put on roll out trot out
Antonyms
STRONGEST
abandon conceal deny fight hide neglect stop take
STRONG
cover take back

Example Sentences

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No worries about waiting until theaters open to view this unique film.

From Washington Times • Aug. 4, 2020

What survives of The Rose is open to view, and the public has taken Shakespeare's Globe to its heart in a way no one expected.

From BBC • Apr. 23, 2014

In that case, the wound should be left open to view, the limb strung up on special wires for immobilization.

From Time Magazine Archive

After publication the papers will be occasionally open to view, that scholars who wish to scrutinize the actual writing of a vain, foolish, careful, idolatrous and preposterous genius, may do so.

From Time Magazine Archive

It is really a princely estate, with even greater hidden resources than those palpable and open to view.

From The Martins Of Cro' Martin, Vol. I (of II) by Lever, Charles James