Public
Uncovered
Uncovered adjective - Lacking a usual or natural covering.
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Synonyms for Uncovered
Public and uncovered are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Public" instead an adjective "Uncovered".
Nearby Word: uncovering
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- In the Ace Attorney manga, one of the cases ends with a cult based around Tengus being disbanded, their master's scams and frauds having been uncovered and made public.
Source: Stop Worshipping Me -
Man Behind the Man: Lord Byron, dashing hero and exceptional public speaker, is uncovered in the appendices after his death as a rather incompetent administrator, pushed and manipulated in political decision by Lady Annabella Byron, who rants on having to endure "his beastly habits" for decades.
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When the prank was uncovered, the School had to be disqualified due to fraudulent voting, but Swift got the last laugh and then some, because the rather public incident earned the school $50,000 worth of donations from fans, $10,000 of it from Swift herself.
Source: Insult Backfire
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