How to Use "Expose" with Example Sentences

expose (v): make visible; to show the truth; to subject something or someone to risk

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Used with adverbs:

"He completely exposed his secrets to the world."
(completely, fully, suddenly)

"This project clearly exposes her weaknesses."
(clearly, fully)

"They publically exposed his crimes."
(publicly)

"People are constantly exposed to UV rays."
(constantly, repeatedly, regularly, frequently)

"She was directly exposed to radiation from the leak."
(directly)

Used with nouns:

"The newspaper exposed the identity of the spy."
(identity)

"They are working to expose corruption in the government."
(corruption)

"The investigation exposed the hoax."
(hoax, lie, conspiracy)

"The interview exposed his ignorance."
(ignorance, limitations, weakness, shortcomings, flaws, vulnerability)

"He exposed a scandal involving the president."
(scandal, affair, lie)

"They are trying to expose the truth."
(truth)