transpire
/ˈtrænzpaɪər/Definitions
1. verb
to become known or apparent, often in a subtle way
“The scandal eventually transpired to be much larger than initially thought.”
2. verb
to evaporate or pass through a surface, especially a plant’s leaves
“Water transpires through the leaves of the plant, helping it to regulate its temperature.”
3. verb
to happen or occur, especially as a result of a particular situation
“Many opportunities will transpire for you to meet new people and make friends.”
4. noun
the act or process of evaporation through a surface, especially a plant’s leaves
“The rate of transpiration in the plant is affected by the temperature and humidity of the air.”
5. noun
a piece of information that becomes known, especially secretly or unofficially
“Rumors of the project’s cancellation began to transpire before the official announcement.”