How to Say "revealed" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “revealed” is “mostró” — use 'mostró' when 'revealed' means that information, data, or evidence became known or apparent, often through a report, study, or observation..
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mostró
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Use 'mostró' when 'revealed' means that information, data, or evidence became known or apparent, often through a report, study, or observation.
Examples
El informe mostró que las ventas habían caído un 10%.
The report revealed that sales had fallen 10%.
confesó
verbB1general
Use 'confesó' when 'revealed' refers to someone admitting or disclosing a hidden feeling, a secret, or something they did, often with a sense of guilt or relief.
Examples
Él confesó que se había comido el último trozo de pastel.
He confessed that he had eaten the last piece of cake.
Confusing Admission vs. Disclosure
Learners often confuse 'confesó' (confessed) with 'mostró' (showed/revealed). Remember, 'confesó' is for personal admissions of feelings or actions, while 'mostró' is for objective information becoming apparent.
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