Verbs of Senses and Emotions - Verbs for Visibility

Here you will learn some English verbs referring to visibility such as "appear", "unveil", and "exhibit".

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Verbs of Senses and Emotions
to appear
to appear [verb]

to become visible and noticeable

Ex: The first signs of spring appeared as the flowers started to bloom and the trees budded .
to emerge
to emerge [verb]

to become visible after coming out of somewhere

Ex: As the fog lifted , the silhouette of the old castle started to emerge .
to loom
to loom [verb]

to appear as a large shape that is unclear, particularly in a manner that is threatening

Ex: The old haunted mansion loomed mysteriously in the moonlight .
to come up
to come up [verb]

to cause someone to feel or experience a particular emotion, often unexpectedly.

Ex: She tried to hide it , but you could see the sadness coming up in her eyes .
to show up
to show up [verb]

to become evident

Ex: In the dark night , the stars show up brilliantly against the sky .
to shine through
to shine through [verb]

(of a noticeable and positive attribute) to become apparent

Ex: Despite the challenges , the love between them shone through , creating a lasting bond .
to pop up
to pop up [verb]

to appear or happen unexpectedly

Ex: I had n't seen him for years , then he just popped up at the reunion .
to crop up
to crop up [verb]

to appear or arise unexpectedly, often referring to a problem, issue, or situation that was not previously anticipated or planned for

Ex: Financial challenges can often crop up , necessitating careful budgeting and planning .
to reveal
to reveal [verb]

to make something visible

Ex: As the fog lifted , it revealed a picturesque view of the valley below .
to expose
to expose [verb]

to reveal, uncover, or make visible something that was hidden or covered

Ex: The construction workers removed the old plaster to expose the original brickwork of the historic building .
to divulge
to divulge [verb]

to reveal information that was kept secret to someone

Ex: During the interview , the celebrity decided to divulge some personal anecdotes to connect with the audience .
to disclose
to disclose [verb]

to reveal something by uncovering it

Ex: As the curtains were drawn back , they began to disclose a breathtaking view of the city skyline .
to uncover
to uncover [verb]

to reveal something by removing a cover or obstacle

Ex: As the archaeologists dug deeper , they uncovered a buried city that had been lost for centuries .
to unveil
to unveil [verb]

to remove a cover from a statue, painting, etc. for the people to see, particularly as part of a public ceremony

Ex: As part of the celebration , they decided to unveil a commemorative plaque in honor of the historical event .
to strip
to strip [verb]

to remove something of a covering, coating, or layer

Ex: The chef used a knife to strip the skin from the vegetables before chopping them for the salad .
to bare
to bare [verb]

to make something visible

Ex: Removing the curtain , the actor bared the stage set , exposing the elaborate backdrop for the play .
to denude
to denude [verb]

to make something naked, often by removing covering, vegetation, or natural elements

Ex: The logging operation unfortunately denuded large areas of the once-thriving forest .
to unclothe
to unclothe [verb]

to remove covers or clothing

Ex: The investigative journalist unclothed the truth behind the scandal , exposing corruption at the highest levels of government .
to unmask
to unmask [verb]

to remove a mask, revealing one's true identity or nature

Ex: During the masquerade ball , participants waited for midnight to unmask and reveal their costumes .
to illuminate
to illuminate [verb]

to provide light to something, making it brighter

Ex: The streetlights illuminated the dark alley , providing a sense of safety .
to show
to show [verb]

to make something visible or noticeable

Ex: If there are any pictures from the event , please show them to the attendees .
to display
to display [verb]

to publicly show something

Ex: The shop window was used to display the latest fashion trends and accessories .
to manifest
to manifest [verb]

to clearly dispaly something

Ex: His dedication to the project manifested in the thoroughness of his work .
to evince
to evince [verb]

to clearly express or show a feeling, quality, or attitude through words, actions, or appearance

Ex: Her calm tone evinced a quiet confidence .
to screen
to screen [verb]

to show a video or film in a movie theater or on TV

Ex: The film festival will screen a selection of independent movies from various genres .
to exhibit
to exhibit [verb]

to present or show something publicly to inform or entertain an audience

Ex: The historical society will exhibit artifacts from the town 's founding at the upcoming event .
to flaunt
to flaunt [verb]

to display or show off something in a conspicuous or boastful manner

Ex: The wealthy businessman often flaunted his collection of luxury cars .
to show off
to show off [verb]

to proudly display the positive qualities or attributes of something in order to showcase its best features

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to showcase
to showcase [verb]

to prominently display or present something to attract attention and admiration

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Verbs of Senses and Emotions
Verbs for Sensory Actions Verbs for Vision Verbs for Visibility Verbs for Invisibility
Verbs for the Emission of Sound Verbs for Emotional Actions Verbs for Expressing Emotions Verbs for Empathy