unsheathe
/ənˈʃiːθ/Definitions
1. verb
to draw or remove the blade or point of (a sword, knife, etc.) from its sheath or holder
“She unsheathed her sword in preparation for the duel.”
2. verb
to remove something (such as a cover or a protective casing) to reveal or expose it
“The team unsheathed the hidden compartment to retrieve the treasure.”
3. verb
to reveal or make something visible or known
“The journalist unsheathed the dark secrets of the corrupt government.”
4. noun
the act of drawing or removing the blade or point of (a sword, knife, etc.) from its sheath or holder
“The unsheathing of the sword was a dramatic moment in the play.”