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They are very close and usually interchangeable. "Uncovered' can also be used. Sometimes, 'exposed' is used when someone wants hide something but it gets seen anyway.
- They are very close and usually interchangeable.
- "Uncovered' can also be used.
- Sometimes, 'exposed' is used when someone wants hide something but it gets seen anyway.
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They are very close and usually interchangeable. "Uncovered' can also be used. Sometimes, 'exposed' is used when someone wants hide something but it gets seen anyway. "The theft of the money was exposed/uncovered when a reporter found false bank documents that revealed the crime."
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