• Synonyms: disclosure, revelation, revealing
  Meaning: the speech act of making something evident
• Synonyms: revelation
  Meaning: an enlightening or astonishing disclosure

• At that moment Marilla had a revelation.
• To me it's been a revelation of the possibilities of education."
• 'It is better to become accustomed to a thing than have it come as a revelation.'
• The audience felt that a startling revelation was to follow this ominous prelude.
• To Vincent, with his high ideals of the priesthood, this was a terrible revelation.
• Yes, he recognised them in their partial revelation, though he never saw the monstrous host complete.
• Accordingly he framed his enquiries so as to make the revelation of a latent antipathy as easy as possible.
• Among the fragments of the oldest Bibles in the world recently discovered, the Book of Revelation takes a prominent place.
• The great secret was new to some of the younger children, but their love suffered no change under the wonderful revelation.
• "My dear, you seem to forget that I was born here." These few words made her pause as if they had been a sudden revelation.

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