Definition of bewray - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
unintentional revealRare UK reveal or disclose something unintentionallyRare UK
- His actions bewrayed his true intentions.
2.
revelationRare expose a deception or secretRare
- The letter bewrayed the conspiracy against the king.
Origin of bewray
Old English, bewrēon (to cover)
Examples of bewray in a sentence
The letter bewrayed his hidden feelings. His actions bewrayed his true intentions. The document bewrayed their secret plans.
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- French:révéler, dénoncer, ...
- German:verraten, enthüllen, ...
- Italian:rivelare, tradire, ...
- Spanish:revelar sin querer, revelar, ...
- Portuguese:revelar, expor, ...
- Chinese:无意中泄露, 揭露, ...
- Japanese:暴露する, ...
- Arabic:أَفْشَى, فَضَحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְגַלּוֹת בִּלְתִי מִתְכַּוֵּן, לַחֲשֹׂף, ...
- Russian:выдавать, разоблачать, ...
- Ukrainian:виявляти, викривати, ...
- Hindi:प्रकट करना, उजागर करना, ...
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