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revelation

[rev-uh-ley-shuhn] / ˌrɛv əˈleɪ ʃən /


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One of the major revelations of the exhibition is the chance to compare all three versions of “The Death of Marat,” the original by David and the two copies made by his students.

From The Wall Street Journal

That revelation led to a surge in discontent with a government already under fire for its strict moral codes and poor economic performance.

From The Wall Street Journal

That revelation led to a surge in discontent with a government already under fire for its poor economic performance and its reviled strict moral codes.

From The Wall Street Journal

In February, the Justice Department released a partial trove of documents, but this material contained few new revelations, drawing bipartisan criticism.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their revelation that they were stepping down sparked a huge reaction online and also shocked contestants, with stars on the latest series telling me "no one saw it coming".

From BBC