bloßstellen

to bare or strip something of covering/protection; can be literal or figurative, often neutral and somewhat literary

to disclose, reveal, make something known; often used for facts, data, or information

to uncover or excavate something by removing what covers it; often used for soil, layers, bones, or archaeological finds

to expose someone or something to a risk, condition, or influence; more about subjecting to something than revealing

to expose as false or deceptive; used especially for lies, fraud, tricks, or a fake identity

to betray, give away, or reveal something; often used for a secret, plan, or identity

to unveil, reveal, or disclose something hidden; often sounds formal or ceremonious

to uncover, expose, or bring hidden things to light; often used for wrongdoing, scandals, mistakes, or secrets