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unmask

[uhn-mask, -mahsk] / ʌnˈmæsk, -ˈmɑsk /


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To disrupt that message, West suggests unmasking the obvious fact that the content creators themselves are con artists selling a sham product.

From Salon

“Mask & Bone” by Jamesie Fournier is a slightly overwritten but otherwise masterly unmasking of ordinary family life that reveals ancient secrets and generational trauma of the supernatural kind.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, one dog fighter's IT mix-up led an undercover BBC investigation to unmask some of those involved in "one of Europe's largest dog fighting networks".

From BBC

Which raises the question, why not help all officers feel safe enough to go unmasked, rather than allowing some to work in a fearful environment?

From Los Angeles Times

The song carries extra resonance when you learn that Felix - the band's thunderous-voiced baritone - has won permission from a US court to unmask an anonymous social media user in connection with a defamation lawsuit.

From BBC