uncloak
/ʌnˈkloʊk/
verb
- To remove a cloak or covering from someone or something.
- The knight uncloaked himself before entering the king's hall.
- She uncloaked the statue during the ceremony, revealing its polished marble surface.
- The magician uncloaked his assistant with a dramatic flourish.
- To reveal or expose something that was hidden or secret.
- The investigation uncloaked a network of corruption within the company.
- The documentary uncloaks the harsh realities of life in the war zone.
- New evidence uncloaked the true identity of the anonymous donor.