1. to happen or occur
Usage: often used in formal contexts
2. to become known or revealed
Usage: formal
3. to give off water vapor through pores or surfaces
Usage: botanical; scientific

Examples

• We waited to see what would transpire at the meeting.
• It later transpired that he had been lying about his credentials.
• The events that transpired changed everything.
• Details of the scandal began to transpire through leaked documents.
• Plants transpire water through their leaves.
• Nothing unusual transpired during the investigation.
• The truth will eventually transpire.