revealed

Revealed is the past participle of reveal and is used as an adjective meaning disclosed or made known. In religious contexts, revelation denotes a divine disclosure of truth that was previously hidden, and the term revealed is often used to describe such truths as they have been communicated to people or communities. In secular usage, something that has been revealed refers to information or facts that have become public or exposed.

As a title, Revealed has been used for various works across media, including film, literature, and music. Works bearing the name are typically associated with themes of discovery, exposure, or the unveiling of hidden knowledge or identities. Because the title is common and used independently in different traditions, there is no single canonical subject known as Revealed. Reference works and catalogs often provide disambiguation to distinguish among different uses of the name.

Related terms include revelation, revealed knowledge, and revealing. In encyclopedic contexts, Revealed may refer to any number of distinct subjects that share the same title, rather than a single unified entry.