reveal

/rɪˈviːl/
verb
  1. To make something known or show something that was hidden or secret.
    • The detective refused to reveal the suspect's name to the press.
    • The investigation revealed a pattern of fraud within the company.
    • She finally revealed her true feelings about the move.
  2. To cause something to be seen that was previously hidden or covered.
    • When he lifted the lid, it revealed a box of old photographs.
    • The archaeologist carefully brushed away the dirt to reveal an ancient coin.
    • The curtains opened to reveal a stunning view of the mountains.
Antonyms
noun
  1. A surprising or previously unknown fact that is made known, especially in a dramatic way.
    • The final episode of the show had a huge reveal about the main character's past.
    • The press conference ended with a dramatic reveal of the new product.
    • The book's biggest reveal comes in the last chapter.