1. plural of exposal; instances or acts of revealing, uncovering, or making something known publicly
Usage: formal or literary; often used in contexts of disclosure or revelation
2. plural of exposal; instances of being exposed to something (such as a condition, influence, or danger)
Usage: less common than 'exposure' in modern usage

Examples

• The journalist's exposals of corruption led to several government investigations.
• Multiple exposals of the scandal appeared in the press over several weeks.
• The exposals of sensitive documents shocked the public.
• Her repeated exposals of the truth eventually changed public opinion.
• The exposals in the report detailed years of misconduct.