unveil (unval)

[Early mod. E. unvail; II. in trans . To become unveiled; be disclosed to view; remove a veil; reveal one's self. Unveil, O Lord, and on us shine In glory and in grace. Also unvail . J. H. Newman , The Two Worlds. One who unveils; unveiledly (un-va'led-li), adv . Plainly; with- out disguise. Boyle , Works, IV. 18. [Rare.] unveiler (un-va'ler), n. hence, one who expounds. Boyle , Works,