révélées

Révélées is the feminine plural form of the past participle of the French verb révéler, meaning "revealed" or "unveiled." It functions as an adjective or as a participle in compound tenses, and it agrees in gender and number with the noun it describes.

In French grammar, the agreement of the participle révéler follows standard rules for past participles. When used with the auxiliary avoir, the participle generally does not agree with the subject but agrees with a preceding direct object. For example: les informations révélées par l’enquête (the information revealed by the investigation). When used with pronominal forms or with the auxiliary être, agreement follows the subject: elles se sont révélées (they proved to be). As an attributive adjective, révélées typically appears after the noun: une découverte révélée, des faits révélés/revélées depending on the gender of the noun.

Révélées can also appear as a title or label in texts, film, or journalism, where it is capitalized as a proper noun, for instance in phrases like Révélées, indicating a work or project. In general use, the word conveys that something that was hidden or unknown has been made visible or known, and it may appear in contexts ranging from news reports to literary descriptions.

In sum, révélées is a flexible form used to denote things that have become revealed, with spelling and agreement governed by standard French past-participle rules.