unmask in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To reveal or disclose the true identity or intentions of someone or something that has been concealed or disguised.

The detective worked tirelessly to unmask the true identity of the elusive criminal.
After years of deception, the politician finally faced the public and chose to unmask his hidden agenda.
In the final scene of the movie, the hero bravely decided to unmask himself in front of the villain.
The artist's latest exhibition aims to unmask the societal issues that often go unnoticed.
With each revelation, she began to unmask the lies that had been woven into her life story.
The detective worked tirelessly to unmask the criminal who had eluded capture for years.
In an intense moment during the debate, she vowed to unmask the hidden agendas of her opponents.
The artist’s latest exhibit aims to unmask the societal issues that often remain in the shadows.
As the investigation progressed, new evidence began to unmask the truth behind the scandal.
He felt it was time to unmask his true feelings and confess his love for her.