1. revealing or uncovering something that was hidden or protected
Usage: present participle of expose
2. making someone or something vulnerable to harm or danger
Usage: present participle of expose
3. publicly revealing wrongdoing or corruption
Usage: present participle of expose

Examples

• The investigation is exposing serious flaws in the system.
• Removing the old paint is exposing the original wood underneath.
• The journalist is exposing corruption in city government.
• Going outside without a coat is exposing yourself to cold weather.
• The documentary is exposing the truth about the scandal.
• Exposing children to different cultures helps broaden their perspectives.
• The storm is exposing the weak spots in our roof.