unseals
Removes the closure
Unseals means to open or break the seal on something previously closed or secured.
You unseal an envelope, a container, or official documents that were locked away: The court unsealed the records after fifty years.
Figuratively, to unseal is to reveal what was hidden or confidential.
Reveals something hidden
- revealsMakes visible or known
- disclosesMakes previously hidden information public
- exposesMakes visible or known
- unveilsMakes known publicly
unlocks · opens · divulges · airs · broadcasts · publicizes · leaks · releases
Folded paper enclosure
- waxPliable waterproof substance
- tamper-evidentShows if opened
- containerThing for storing items
- jarWide-mouthed storage vessel
package · lid · cap · crate · vault · locket · enclosure · hermetic
uncovers
Reveals something hidden
- revealsMakes visible or known
- disclosesMakes previously hidden information public
- exposesMakes visible or known
unveils · unlocks · opens · divulges · airs · broadcasts · publicizes · leaks · releases · unearths
envelope
Folded paper enclosure
- waxPliable waterproof substance
- tamper-evidentShows if opened
- containerThing for storing items
jar · package · lid · cap · crate · vault · locket · enclosure · hermetic · watertight
declassification
Lifting official secrecy designations
- confidentialMeant to stay secret
- classifiedRestricted from disclosure
- documentsFormal written records
records · files · redacted · archives · dossier · testimony · evidence · embargo · clearance · restricted
frees
Removes from captivity
unbinds · loosens · unshackles · unfetters · unchains · emancipates · unblocks · clears · unburdens · untethers