Avslører

Avslører is a Swedish word that translates to "reveals" or "uncovers" in English. It is commonly used in various contexts to describe the act of making something known that was previously hidden, secret, or unknown. The word can be applied to information, truths, or even physical objects.

In journalism, "avslører" is frequently used when a news organization uncovers and publishes sensitive or previously concealed information. This might involve exposing corruption, unethical practices, or significant societal issues. The act of "avslører" is central to investigative journalism, aiming to inform the public and hold individuals or institutions accountable.

Beyond news reporting, "avslører" can refer to the process of discovering something through observation or investigation. For example, a detective might "avslører" clues at a crime scene, or a scientist might "avslører" a new phenomenon through experimentation. The word emphasizes the transition from obscurity to clarity.

The term can also be used more colloquially. A person might "avslører" a secret unintentionally, or a piece of evidence might "avslører" the identity of a perpetrator. The core meaning remains consistent: bringing something hidden into the open.