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Discover Ludwig"expose that" can be a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used as a verb phrase to indicate revealing or making something known. You can use it when you want to draw attention to an idea or information that was previously unknown or hidden. Here is an example: "The investigation into the company's financial records exposed that their CEO had been embezzling funds for years."
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The emails expose that tendency.
Her self-appointed job is to expose that trick.
I decided to expose that block of ice.
Why would I as a pastor expose that relationship?
The summit this week will, perhaps unintentionally, expose that conflict between past and future missions.
"Harvey believed that every celebrity was fake, and that it was his job to expose that".
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There's no game like boxing for exposing that myth.
By exposing that, it reveals his ultimate triumph.
Guilty or not, once you're exposed, that's it.
"By exposing that one event you expose the broader pattern of Indonesian occupation," he said.
In the real world, you don't get compliments for exposing that kind of thing".
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