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unmask
v. trans.
See expose.
v. trans.
See expose.
UNMASK
personam capiti alicujus detrahere (PROP. and figuratively; Vid: Martialis 3 43 3): animum alicujus nudare: evolvere aliquem integumentis dissimulationis suae nudareque (figuratively to disclose the real sentiments of anybody Liv. 34 24; Cic. De Or. 2 86 350).
personam capiti alicujus detrahere (PROP. and figuratively; Vid: Martialis 3 43 3): animum alicujus nudare: evolvere aliquem integumentis dissimulationis suae nudareque (figuratively to disclose the real sentiments of anybody Liv. 34 24; Cic. De Or. 2 86 350).
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I. Lit.: Phr.: to u. a person, personam alicui detrahere, Mart. 3, 43, 4: to u. oneself, personam ponere (v.TO LAY ASIDE ): in war, to u. a battery, perh *tormenta aperire.
II. Fig.: to reveal any one's real character: perh. nudare, detegere, aperire (alicujus mentem, ingenium, voluntatem, consilia, mores): v.TO DISCLOSE , REVEAL . Also, [quasi, tanquam] personam detrahere: cf. supr. (1): the example from Mart. being not exactly lit. Phr.: now I have you perfectly u.'d, jam ... aliquando evolutum illis integumentis dissimulationis tuae nudatumque perspicio, Cic. de Or. 2. 86, init. (Kr.).
I. Lit.: Phr.: to u. a person, personam alicui detrahere, Mart. 3, 43, 4: to u. oneself, personam ponere (v.
II. Fig.: to reveal any one's real character: perh. nudare, detegere, aperire (alicujus mentem, ingenium, voluntatem, consilia, mores): v.