brings out

Draws into view

Brings out means to make visible or prominent something that wasn't obvious before.

A good editor brings out the best in a writer.

Certain colors bring out your eyes.

Stress brings out the worst in people.

The phrase also means to introduce or release: a company brings out a new product, or a host brings out the next guest.

Related

evoke · true colors · underscore · arouses · manifest · discloses · uncovers · hidden depths · reveal · elicit · highlight · inner beauty · amplifies · illuminates · enriches · expresses · extract · releases

Opposites
revelation vs. concealment

brings outconceals

Keeps from being seen

hides · covers up · masks · obscures · suppresses

emphasis vs. suppression

brings outsuppresses

Actively prevents expression

subdues · diminishes · downplays · mutes · tones down

publication vs. withdrawal

brings outwithdraws

Pulls out or removes

pulls · discontinues · recalls · shelves · cancels

Family

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G