Enthüllt

Enthüllt is the past participle of the German verb enthüllen, meaning to uncover, reveal, disclose, or unveil something that was hidden. As a verb form, it appears in compound tenses with haben, for example: Der Bericht hat neue Details enthüllt.

As an adjective, enthüllt can describe information or objects that have already been revealed. The form changes with gender and number: der enthüllte Plan, die enthüllten Beweise, das enthüllte Geheimnis. It is also common in headlines and journalistic language to signal newly disclosed information in a concise way.

Etymology and related terms: Enthüllt comes from ent- (a prefix meaning to undo or undo-cover) and hüllen (to cover). The noun form related to the act of revealing is Enthüllung, meaning unveiling or disclosure; plural Enthüllungen.

Usage notes: The term is neutral in tone and widely understood in German-speaking contexts. Its connotations depend on context; in media, it can carry a sense of sensational or important new information, while in everyday use it simply indicates that something has been revealed.

See also: Enthüllung (unveiling, disclosure), Aufdeckung (uncovering), Offenlegung (disclosure).