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revelation

/ˌrev.əˈleɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌrev.əˈleɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее удивительную, просветляющую или ранее неизвестную информацию или факт, который раскрывается или становится известным.

A noun referring to a surprising, enlightening, or previously unknown piece of information or fact that is disclosed or revealed.

  1. Surprising disclosureB2formal

    A surprising and previously unknown fact that is revealed to someone.

    ruОткровение

    • The revelation that he was a spy shocked everyone.
    • Her autobiography contained many startling revelations.
    • The investigation led to the revelation of a major fraud.

    Synonymsannouncementbombshelldisclosuredivulgenceexposureeye openershockersurpriseuncovering

    Antonymsconcealmentsecret

  2. Divine communicationC1formalpolitical

    The communication of knowledge or truth from God to humans.

    ruОткровение

    • The prophet received a divine revelation about the future.
    • Many religions are based on the concept of revelation.
    • The book of Revelation is the last book of the New Testament.

    Synonymsapocalypseoracleprophecytheophany

  3. Eye-opening experienceB2informal

    An experience that suddenly makes you understand something important.

    ruОткровение

    • Traveling to a new country was a revelation for her.
    • Reading that book was a real revelation about human nature.
    • The documentary was a revelation about the hidden costs of fast fashion.

    Synonymsawakeningdiscoveryepiphanyeye openerinsightrealization

    Antonymsconfusionmystificationobfuscation

Forms
  • revelations plural form
  • revelations' possessive plural form
  • revelation's possessive singular form
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