unvail in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Unvail: to reveal or disclose something that was previously hidden or not visible, often in a ceremonial manner.

The artist will unvail her latest sculpture at the gallery opening next week.
As the curtains drew back, the audience gasped at the unvailing of the stunning new stage design.
During the ceremony, the mayor will unvail a plaque honoring the town's historical contributions.
She decided to unvail her secret project at the annual conference, much to everyone's surprise.
The team worked tirelessly to unvail the new product line, creating excitement among their customers.