uncovering
Speech parts
1. uncovering - Noun
2. uncovering - Verb
Meaning
of Uncover
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After uncovering a sample of the information the Poles had reported, Gestapo officials concluded that Polish intelligence activity represented a very serious danger to Germany.
As part of the work to return the Max to service, the company and regulators have scrutinized every aspect of the jet, uncovering new potential design flaws.
After the uncovering of a coup-plot by Irish laborers and Black slaves, however, further emigration of Irish servants was banned.
Consequently it must apply to the uncovering of the corona.
CBS 2 first reported on the Archie family in July after uncovering police officers wrongly raided her home three times by failing to independently verify tips from confidential informants – once in February, the second in April and a third time in May.
D, has commented that the third person approach to uncovering mind and consciousness is not effective, such as looking into other's brains or observing human conduct, but that a first person approach is necessary.