Pronunciation: /ʌnˈkʌvərd/
verb to reveal or expose something that was previously hidden or covered
A1 The dog uncovered a buried bone in the backyard.
A2 The detective uncovered new evidence in the case.
B1 The journalist uncovered a scandal involving the mayor.
B2 The archaeologist uncovered ancient artifacts during the excavation.
C1 The researcher uncovered groundbreaking findings in the field of medicine.
C2 The whistleblower uncovered corruption at the highest levels of government.
adjective not covered or protected; exposed
A1 The detective uncovered the hidden clue.
A2 The archaeologist uncovered ancient artifacts buried in the sand.
B1 The journalist uncovered a scandal involving government officials.
B2 The researcher uncovered new evidence that supported their hypothesis.
C1 The whistleblower uncovered corruption at the highest levels of the organization.
C2 The historian uncovered a previously unknown letter written by a famous author.
formal The archaeologists uncovered ancient artifacts during the excavation.
informal I uncovered some old photos while cleaning out my closet.
slang She uncovered some juicy gossip about her ex-boyfriend.
figurative The investigation uncovered the truth behind the company's shady dealings.
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