Cover
Cover verb - To serve as a replacement usually for a time only.
Proclaiming is an antonym for cover.
Proclaiming
Both words in one sentence
- When Auburn was in danger of being killed, she was the first to blow the Cats cover to save him, loudly proclaiming that no one hurts her friends.
Source: Analysis / ThunderCats (2011) - One of the boys chooses to cover his eyes when the prostitute removes her top, proclaiming that he "wants to be a gentleman." This is fortuitous, as it removes the squick factor of the prostitute's likely disposition at the end of the movie as his future stepmother.
Source: Sex as Rite-of-Passage -
Embarrassing Cover Up: Rumisiel proclaiming that he and Ash are dating.
Source: Webcomic / Misfile
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