Self-Revealing

Pronunciation: /sɛlf rɪˈvilɪŋ/

Definitions of self-revealing

adjective describing something that reveals or discloses itself without external influence or assistance

Example Sentences

A1 The book had a self-revealing title that gave away the ending.

A2 She wrote a self-revealing blog post about her struggles with anxiety.

B1 The documentary was self-revealing, showing the raw emotions of the subjects.

B2 The artist's self-revealing paintings captivated audiences with their honesty.

C1 The author's self-revealing memoir was praised for its depth and authenticity.

C2 The actor's self-revealing performance earned them critical acclaim and awards.

Examples of self-revealing in a Sentence

formal The author's self-revealing memoir provided a deep insight into their personal struggles.

informal Her self-revealing blog post got a lot of attention online.

slang I can't believe how self-revealing he was on social media last night.

figurative The painting was so self-revealing, it felt like it was speaking directly to my soul.

Grammatical Forms of self-revealing

• past tense: self-revealed
• plural: self-revealing
• comparative: more self-revealing
• superlative: most self-revealing
• present tense: self-reveals
• future tense: will self-reveal
• perfect tense: has self-revealed
• continuous tense: is self-revealing
• singular: self-revealing
• positive degree: self-revealing
• infinitive: to self-reveal
• gerund: self-revealing
• participle: self-revealing

Origin and Evolution of self-revealing

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'self-revealing' originated from the combination of 'self' meaning one's own individual being and 'revealing' meaning to make known or disclose.

Evolution of the word: The term 'self-revealing' has evolved to encompass the idea of something that discloses or makes known information about oneself, often used in psychology and personal development contexts.