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The revelation of something secret, especially something embarrassing or damaging
“The report is heavily redacted to prevent the exposure of classified information.”
The physical revelation of something that was hidden
“The regular exposure of his bare skin to the stifling heat of the sun was of great concern to his doctor.”
The state of having no protection from something harmful
“The introduction of traffic exclusion zones can help reduce our children's exposure to pollution.”
(exposure to) An experience of something
“Having traveled regularly, my exposure to foreign cultures and languages has been extensive.”
The publicizing of information or an event
“The favorable review would provide the fledgling restaurant with some much-needed exposure.”
The direction in which a building faces
“For exceptionally early yields, one should favor a site with a southern exposure and light soil.”
A physical condition resulting from being outside in severely cold weather without adequate protection
“He nearly died of exposure after an unusual pattern of winter weather began battering the town.”
The treatment of an issue, especially by the media
Exposure to involvement with a given situation or field
The act of imperiling, or the state of being imperiled
A picture or image made using a camera
The state of being visible or noticeable
The reporting of news, especially by an eyewitness
Extravagant or intensive publicity or promotion
The state of physical touching
An illuminating realization or discovery
The spreading of salacious gossip
The state or fact of being naked
A piece of writing included with others in a publication
Humiliation and loss of reputation experienced before a wide audience
Familiarization or exposure leading to heightened excitation or sensitivity
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