Often used metaphorically to suggest unveiling hidden aspects or information.

Metaphorical Exposure

Doesn't always mean physically uncovering; it can refer to drawing attention to something.

Not Literal

Used to describe the enhancement or recognition of someone's traits or abilities.

Can refer to making both positive and negative qualities more noticeable.

Common in a business or marketing setting, relating to new introductions.

Implies something is newly available or recently developed.

Suggests an act of hospitality or service, often for guests.

Implies presenting something in an appealing or organized way.

Refers to the act of taking something from inside to outside.

Often used when preparing for something or making things available for use.