public exposure

Harry was therefore determined to protect Cressida from public exposure until she was ready to cope with it.

The public exposure, mockery, and condemnation of their excesses seems only right, a form of populist justice.

Cartedcarried in a cart through the streets, by way of punishment or public exposure (especially as the punishment of a bawd).

She was unveiled and regardless of the consequences of a public exposure; she was, in a manner, dead to the external world.

What she had feared,—had feared till the dread had nearly overcome her,—was public exposure at the hands of the police.

The punishment of what was false would have involved the public exposure of what was true.

He had walked from his infancy among difficulties and dangers, but he had never seen a public exposure.