Ontvouwde

Ontvouwde is a Dutch word that translates to "unfolded" or "revealed" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "ontvouwen," which means to unfold, unroll, or unfurl. The term can be used in a literal sense, such as unfolding a map or a piece of paper. It can also be used figuratively to describe something that has been made known or become apparent.

For example, in a news context, "ontvouwde" might describe a plan that was revealed to the public or a mystery that was solved. In a more literary sense, it could refer to a character's emotions or true nature being revealed. The word carries a sense of something previously hidden or contained now being exposed or presented in its full form.

The concept of "ontvouwde" is central to narratives where suspense or surprise is a key element. The unfolding of events or the revelation of information often drives the plot forward. Similarly, in design or art, the term might describe the process of a structure or image gradually becoming visible or taking shape. The opposite of "ontvouwde" would be "opgevouwen" (folded) or "verborgen" (hidden).