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exposure
noun as in uncovering; putting in view or danger
Strongest matches
disclosure, hazard, liability, publicity, risk, vulnerability
Strong matches
acknowledgment, airing, baring, betrayal, confession, defenselessness, denudation, denunciation, display, divulgence, exhibition, giveaway, introduction, jeopardy, manifestation, nakedness, openness, peril, presentation, revelation, showing, susceptibility, unfolding, unmasking, unveiling
Weak matches
divulging, exposé, laying open, susceptiveness, susceptivity, vulnerableness
Example Sentences
The outcome has been the exposure of workers’ and beneficiaries’ private personal information to outsiders, all without adequate oversight.
The ad went on to claim a recent University of Edinburgh study found "higher UV exposure whether from sunlight or tanning beds is linked to reduced deaths from cancer and heart disease".
With their long latency periods - time between exposure to a cancer-causing factor and the appearance of detectable cancer - treatment outcomes are relatively good.
She adds that teens "still need lots of sleep", which can be disrupted by overnight notifications or late-night exposure to blue light through smartphone screens.
The cats and dogs have been relocated, and the animals which experienced the most smoke exposure are now under supervision.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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