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be revelatory
adjective
Of, pertaining to, or in the nature of a revelation
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Sometimes rehashings can be revelatory.
But good flour tortillas can be revelatory.
On the evidence so far, it will be revelatory.
Or with the right balance, they can be revelatory.
The answers might be risible; they might be revelatory.
These recordings can be revelatory, but they also try the patience.
Ideas can be revelatory, exciting and inspiring even when they are dead wrong.
An exhibition pairing Cy Twombly and Nicolas Poussin promises to be revelatory.
The good programs, however, have often proved more than refreshing: they can be revelatory.
The experience of telling and sharing stories and images can be revelatory and therapeutic, some said.
This is clearly meant to be revelatory, and to some degree it is.
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