unveils
- 1Third-person singular present of unveil.
The museum unveils its restored mural to the public this weekend.
Each spring the automaker unveils a concept car at the auto show.
Note
The -s form a singular subject calls for in the present: the museum unveils, she unveils, but they unveil. It works both ways the verb does. With an object it means to uncover or show something (unveils a statue, unveils a plan). Without one, the subject reveals itself (the bride unveils). In announcements the simple present often points to a scheduled event: the company unveils its new model on Monday.
unveils is a form of unveil
unveil, verb: To present something to the public or make it known, especially for the very first time. Full entry
- Spelling
- unveil → unveils: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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