uncovering

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uncovering

A scientist is uncovering a fossil at a dig site.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The act of discovering something: The process of finding or revealing something that was previously unknown, hidden, or secret.
    • The removal of covering: The act of taking off or pulling back something that covers or conceals an object or surface.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The uncovering of the ancient ruins took several years of careful excavation. (This refers to the act of discovery.)
    • The uncovering of the statue's face was the ceremony's highlight. (This refers to the removal of a physical cover.)
    • Her investigation led to the uncovering of a major fraud. (This refers to the revelation of hidden information.)
Advanced Usage
  • "The uncovering of the truth": A common phrase referring to the process of revealing facts that were concealed or misunderstood.
    • The documentary is about the uncovering of the truth behind the legend.
Variants and Related Words
  • Uncover (verb): To remove a cover from; to discover or make known.
    • Please uncover the pot. / The journalist worked to uncover the scandal.
  • Covering (noun): Something that covers or conceals.
    • A plastic covering protected the furniture.
Synonyms
  • Discovery: The act of finding something for the first time.
  • Revelation: The making known of something that was secret or unknown.
  • Exposure: The state of having no protection or covering; the revealing of something hidden.
Related Phrases
  • To bring to light: To reveal or uncover information.
    • The audit brought several accounting errors to light.
uncovering

A scientist is uncovering a fossil at a dig site.

Noun
  1. the act of discovering something
  2. the removal of covering