0 present participle of unveil
1 to remove a covering like a curtain from a new structure at a formal ceremony in order to show the opening or finishing of a new building or work of art:
However, he also overlooks the results of the expeditions, their discussions in scientific journals, and their impact in the further development of unveiling the unknown polar world.
Unveiling emotions through cardiovascular and hemodynamic changes.
Unveiling ribosomal structures : the final phases.
The most significant achievement of the constructivist turn, from an archaeological perspective, was less an unveiling of the ancient subject than a decentring of the historical modern subject.
An intriguing aim became the unveiling of the structure of the populated equilibrium intermediate rather than simply measuring its thermodynamic parameters.
Other similarities regard the time of their unveiling as well as the space in which they were erected.
After all, it is in the space between veiling and unveiling that we reveal ourselves.
I think that's what is happening in the music, unveiling more of the ensemble and gradually adding to the ensemble.
