patefaction (Meaning)
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patefaction (n.)
The act of opening, disclosing, or manifesting; open declaration.
Synonyms & Antonyms of patefaction
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patefaction Sentence Examples
- The patefaction of secrets brought forth a whirlwind of scandal and intrigue.
- His patefaction of the truth laid bare the hidden motives and shattered alliances.
- The patefaction of documents revealed a web of corruption and malfeasance.
- With great trepidation, the politician faced the patefaction of his past indiscretions.
- The patefaction of the ancient scroll yielded invaluable insights into the forgotten history of a lost civilization.
- The patefaction of the crime scene provided investigators with crucial evidence.
- The author's patefaction of the character's inner turmoil elicited profound empathy from readers.
- The patefaction of the conspiracy shocked the nation and led to widespread outrage.
- The patefaction of the prophecy sent shivers down the spines of believers.
- The patefaction of the truth brought closure to decades of speculation and uncertainty.
FAQs About the word patefaction
The act of opening, disclosing, or manifesting; open declaration.
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No antonyms found.
The patefaction of secrets brought forth a whirlwind of scandal and intrigue.
His patefaction of the truth laid bare the hidden motives and shattered alliances.
The patefaction of documents revealed a web of corruption and malfeasance.
With great trepidation, the politician faced the patefaction of his past indiscretions.
