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Adjective

Bare or exposed without a covering or protection

Susceptible to being attacked or compromised

Dangerous or hazardous in nature

Without clothing or other covering

Having, or consisting of, wide and open spaces

Done, perceived, or existing in open view

Revealed or made known

Likely or liable to suffer from, do, or experience something unpleasant or regrettable

Belonging to or forming the outer surface or structure of something

Having lost respect or credibility

Exposed to the air

To have discovered something either by chance or intention

(archaic) To have revealed (information)

To have demonstrated to be true based on facts

To have been visible or seen

Past tense for to reveal, uncover, make visible, bring to light, introduce to

Past tense for to make (someone) aware of (something)

Past tense for to discredit or ridicule something through the exposing of facts or information

(expose to) Past tense for to cause to be vulnerable or at risk

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Adjective

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Bare or exposed without a covering or protection

defenseless^US

defenceless^UK

imperiled^US

imperilled^UK

jeopardized^US

jeopardised^UK

in a precarious position

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“You should apply sunblock to protect the exposed parts of your body.”

Adjective

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Susceptible to being attacked or compromised

“Who wants to be exposed to public ridicule and contempt as part of their job description?”

Adjective

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Dangerous or hazardous in nature

defenseless^US

defenceless^UK

hanging in the balance

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Adjective

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Without clothing or other covering

Adjective

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Having, or consisting of, wide and open spaces

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Adjective

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Done, perceived, or existing in open view

publicised^UK

publicized^US

recognised^UK

recognized^US

sticking out like a sore thumb

as plain as a pikestaff

sticking out a mile

standing out like a sore thumb

staring one in the face

right under your nose

beyond doubt

staring someone in the face

as plain as the nose on your face

written all over someone

plain as the nose on your face

stick out like sore thumb

hanging out

crystal-clear

no ifs ands or buts

easily understandable

instantly recognizable

easily distinguishable

staring you in the face

straight from the shoulder

straight out

readily comprehensible

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Adjective

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Revealed or made known

Adjective

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Likely or liable to suffer from, do, or experience something unpleasant or regrettable

with a tendency to get

defenseless^US

defenceless^UK

as if one is going to

favorable^US

favourable^UK

in favor^US

in favour^UK

neighbourly^UK

neighborly^US

glad to be of assistance

ready to consider new ideas

willing to consider new ideas

organized^US

organised^UK

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Adjective

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Belonging to or forming the outer surface or structure of something

Adjective

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Having lost respect or credibility

Adjective

Exposed to the air

Verb

To have discovered something either by chance or intention

recognized^US

recognised^UK

learnt^UK

learned^US

realized^US

realised^UK

theorized^US

unravelled^UK

unraveled^US

theorised^UK

visualized^US

visualised^UK

taken something on board

took something on board

familiarized oneself with

latched onto

got one's head around

gaged^US

gotten to the bottom of

gauged^UK

analyzed^US

analysed^UK

got the picture about

got the message about

got the impression of

gotten the impression

scrutinized^US

come into contact with

familiarized yourself with

become expert in

become proficient in

gained an understanding of

acquired a knowledge of

told the difference between

told between

decided between

made a distinction between

scrutinised^UK

had a sneaking suspicion of

become conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

caught on to the fact

jumped to a conclusion

understood the situation

came into contact with

gotten a view of

got a view of

became aware of the fact that

got through one's head

gotten through one's head

became conscious of the fact that

known what makes someone tick

knew what makes someone tick

seen something coming

took into consideration

gave thought to

bore in mind

took to heart

taken into consideration

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(archaic) To have revealed (information)

let the cat out of the bag

brought out into the open

publicized^US

publicised^UK

brought into the open

spilled the beans about

put in the picture about

put out

put in the picture

gotten off your chest

spilled your guts about

recognized^US

verbalized^US

itemized^US

made somebody aware of

advised of

fessed up

verbalised^UK

come out of the closet

recognised^UK

itemised^UK

realized^US

catalogued^UK

made a clean breast of

cataloged^US

realised^UK

kept up to speed with

came out of the closet

vocalized^US

counseled^US

counselled^UK

signalled^UK

signaled^US

summarized^US

brought out of the ground

unburdened oneself to

brought to the surface

brought to public attention

levelled^UK

painted a word picture of

explained the circumstances to

brought to public notice

opened eyes

exchanged information

replied

forewarned

concurred

summarised^UK

brought out into open

vocalised^UK

gave information about

adumbrated

schooled in

brought to somebody's attention

unloaded on

communicated information

given information about

described the state of affairs to

leveled^US

turned somebody on to

explained the situation to

given a description of

given details on

gave details on

gave the facts on

gave a description of

given the facts on

gotten somebody into

got somebody into

gave somebody a taste for

given somebody a taste for

given the low-down on

gotten out of your system

got out of your system

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“The embarrassing incident would expose some of his deepest insecurities.”

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To have demonstrated to be true based on facts

signaled^US

signalled^UK

showed once and for all

witnessed to the fact that

produced evidence

flagged up

demonstrated the truth

gave substance to the fact that

given substance to the fact that

symbolized^US

symbolised^UK

unravelled^UK

unraveled^US

analyzed^US

analysed^UK

emphasized^US

labelled^UK

labeled^US

formalized^US

let the cat out of the bag

got something straight

expressed in words

emphasised^UK

formalised^UK

put into plain English

cleared the air about

made easier

upholden

abstracted

given an explanation of

gave an explanation of

summarized^US

publicized^US

learnt^UK

learned^US

constituted evidence of

shown clearly

dilated

appraised

popularized^US

criticized^US

publicised^UK

popularised^UK

made more intelligible

stipulated

dubbed

expounded on

made more comprehensible

summarised^UK

served as evidence of

reduced to the bare bones

made easier to understand

explained in simple terms

come out with

added a commentary to

criticised^UK

made easy to understand

called a spade a spade

gotten down to basics

shown once and for all

shown the position of

showed the position of

given the big picture

gave a demonstration of

shown how something works

showed how something is done

showed how something works

shown how something is done

given a demonstration of

gave instruction

given instruction

given someone an idea

gave someone an idea

shown the ropes

showed the ropes

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“Marshall knew he only had one shot to expose his genius at rapping and was determined not to let it go.”

Verb

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To have been visible or seen

appeared unexpectedly

punched the time clock

entered into the picture

appeared indistinctly

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Past tense for to reveal, uncover, make visible, bring to light, introduce to

“High winds are blowing off topsoil and sands which expose undiscovered sites.”

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Past tense for to make (someone) aware of (something)

brought into contact with

made aware of

“Social media would expose me to a range of interesting ways of looking at the world.”

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Past tense for to discredit or ridicule something through the exposing of facts or information

“Some clever folks would expose the alleged footage as a fake.”

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(expose to) Past tense for to cause to be vulnerable or at risk

“I trust he will take the necessary precautions and not expose himself to danger.”

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