reveals
How many syllables in reveals?
There are 2 syllables in the word reveals.Divide reveals into syllables:
re · veals
How to pronounce reveals:
Synonyms for reveals:
announce
announces
bares
betray
blow wide open
brings to light
broadcast
communicate
confides
disclose
discloses
discovers
divulge
divulges
exposes
get off your chest
give away
give out
impart
leak
leaks
let on
let out
let slip
make known
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Antonyms for reveals:
becomes invisible
disappears
fades
fades away
vanishes
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