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revealment

[ ri-veel-muh nt ]

/ rɪˈvil mənt /

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noun

the act of revealing; revelation.

Origin of revealment

First recorded in 1575–85; reveal + -ment

Words nearby revealment

revd, reveal, revealed religion, revealed theology, revealing, revealment, revegetate, reveille, revel, revelation, revelation, book of

Example sentences from the Web for revealment

He grew pale and abstracted; the revealment was pouring like light and sun into the depths of his nature.

The Shield of Silence |Harriet T. Comstock
He met the revealment of Alicias shallow selfishness with humorous gentleness.

The Dull Miss Archinard |Anne Douglas Sedgwick
And still, so incredible the revealment, he had not in the first shock of it seemed to consider Baird in any way to blame.

Merton of the Movies |Harry Leon Wilson
In a flash of revealment it was shown him that with the great love had come a great responsibility.

The Price |Francis Lynde

This is the time of woman's revealment of true modesty; true ideals.

Sex=The Unknown Quantity |Ali Nomad