Paljastukseen

Paljastukseen is Finnish for the illative form of paljastus, meaning revelation, disclosure, or exposure. The base noun paljastus refers to the act of making something previously hidden known, or a disclosure itself. Paljastetun tiedon yleinen verbi on paljastaa, “to reveal,” from which paljastus is derived. The illative case paljastukseen signals movement toward or aim of disclosure, or a process that leads to revealing information.

In usage, paljastukseen is common in formal, administrative, and media language. It appears in phrases such as paljastukseen tähtäävät toimenpiteet (measures aimed at disclosure), paljastukseen johtaneet tapahtumat (events that led to disclosure), and paljastukseen liittyvä keskustelu (discussion related to disclosure). The term is frequently encountered in journalism, politics, investigations, and ethics discourse when discussing what has been revealed or what remains to be revealed.

Context and nuance: paljastus often carries a sense of public or external disclosure, sometimes involving accountability or scandal, but it can also refer to legitimate, necessary information disclosure in science, governance, or corporate practices. While paljastus emphasizes the act or result of making information known, paljastukseen highlights the trajectory toward that moment of disclosure.

See also: paljastus, paljastukset, paljastaminen, julkistaminen.