Enthüllte

Enthüllte is a German word that translates to "revealed," "unveiled," or "exposed" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "enthüllen," meaning to reveal or unveil. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a literal sense, "enthüllte" might describe the act of unveiling a statue or a painting. For example, "Das Geheimnis wurde enthüllt" translates to "The secret was revealed." Figuratively, it can refer to the exposure of hidden information, truths, or scandals. A news report might speak of "enthüllte Dokumente" (revealed documents) that shed light on a past event.

The term often carries a sense of discovery or bringing something into the open that was previously concealed. It can be applied to abstract concepts such as the revelation of scientific discoveries or the unveiling of artistic intentions. The nuance of the word suggests that what is revealed was intentionally hidden or not immediately apparent. "Enthüllte" implies a significant disclosure that changes understanding or perception.