# revealed

Pronunciation: say "ri-VEELD" /ɹəˈviːld/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of reveal. — simple past and past participle of reveal
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of reveal. Use this form for something that was shown or told earlier.
   - _The investigation revealed serious flaws in the building's design._
   - _His true intentions were revealed only after the deal collapsed._

## Adjective

2. Made known to humankind through divine revelation rather than discovered by human reason.
   - Simple: Made known to people by a god, instead of worked out by human thinking.
   - _Theologians distinguish revealed doctrine from conclusions reached by reason alone._
   - _The church treats its scriptures as revealed knowledge handed down by God._

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