revelations
- 1Plural of revelation.
The journalist's revelations about corruption forced several officials to resign.
Late-night revelations between old friends often feel more honest than anything said by day.
Note
Counting revelations means counting things revealed: separate facts brought to light, dramatic disclosures, discoveries that turn out a great success. The plural leans toward these countable readings rather than the bare act of revealing. Mind the capital, too: the final book of the New Testament takes its name from the singular, Revelation, so revelations in the plural is the common noun, not the title.
revelations is a form of revelation
revelation, noun: A surprising fact or piece of information disclosed in a dramatic or unexpected way. Full entry
- Forms
- revelationrevelations plural
- Spelling
- revelation → revelations: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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