unsuppress
Allow to surface
To unsuppress is to reverse a suppression—to restore something that was hidden, blocked, or held back.
In computing, you might unsuppress warnings or notifications that were previously silenced: I unsuppressed the error messages to debug the code.
The word also applies to emotions or information: She finally unsuppressed the memories she'd been avoiding for years.
Express clearly, or well-spoken
- voiceSound from throat
- communicateExchange thoughts with others
- speakProduce words aloud
- conveyCommunicate or transport
declare · utter · verbalize · disclose · divulge · proclaim · announce · broadcast
Grant freedom to
- freeWithout payment or restriction
- releaseTo let go
- unleashTo release from restraint
- unshackleRemove bonds from
liberate · unchain · unbind · unfetter · empower · enfranchise · unburden · uncage
Reveal something hidden
- exposeMake known publicly
- uncoverReveal what's hidden
- unmaskReveal true identity
- discloseReveal hidden information
bring to light · lay bare · make known · unearth · reveal · illuminate · clarify · manifest
articulate
Express clearly, or well-spoken
- voiceSound from throat
- communicateExchange thoughts with others
- speakProduce words aloud
convey · declare · utter · verbalize · disclose · divulge · proclaim · announce · broadcast · publicize
emancipate
Grant freedom to
unshackle · liberate · unchain · unbind · unfetter · empower · enfranchise · unburden · uncage · disenthrall
unveil
Reveal something hidden
disclose · bring to light · lay bare · make known · unearth · reveal · illuminate · clarify · manifest · transparency
unban
Remove a prohibition
- uncensorRemove content restrictions
- unredactRestore concealed information
- unrestrictRemove imposed limitations
delist · unblock · restore · reinstate · republish · permit · allow · approve · whitelist · declassify
acknowledge
Confirm receipt or truth
unbury · unearth · recover · remember · recall · excavate · exhume · unlock · access · face