revelatory (Meaning)

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revelatory (s)

(usually followed by `of') pointing out or revealing clearly

prophetic of devastation or ultimate doom

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The revelatory interview disclosed the politician's secret past.
Historians hailed the discovery of revelatory documents that shed new light on a pivotal era.
The revelatory footage captured the moment a meteor crashed into the Earth's atmosphere.
The scientist's revelatory theory challenged long-held beliefs about the origins of the universe.
The journalist's revelatory article exposed a web of corruption and deceit.
The revelatory memoir offered an intimate glimpse into the author's extraordinary life.
The revelatory research conducted by the university overturned previous assumptions about human behavior.
The archaeologist's revelatory excavation unearthed an ancient city that had been lost to time.
The revelatory discovery changed the course of medical research and led to new treatments for a deadly disease.
The revelatory biography of the artist provided a profound understanding of the motivations behind his legendary works.

(usually followed by `of') pointing out or revealing clearly, prophetic of devastation or ultimate doom

revealing, eloquent,suggestive, meaningful, expressive, meaning, graphical, vivid,reminiscent, pregnant

unexpressive,unexpressive,,

The revelatory interview disclosed the politician's secret past.

Historians hailed the discovery of revelatory documents that shed new light on a pivotal era.

The revelatory footage captured the moment a meteor crashed into the Earth's atmosphere.

The scientist's revelatory theory challenged long-held beliefs about the origins of the universe.