unveiled
v.v. to show or tell people about something new for the first time. You often see this when a company shows a new product or a city opens a new building.
v. to remove a covering from a new structure or object as part of a formal ceremony; by extension, to reveal a new plan, product, or policy to the public. The past tense or past participle of 'unveil'.
The company unveiled its new smartphone today.
The mayor unveiled the new statue in the park while a large crowd of residents watched and cheered.
After months of secret development and intense speculation from the media, the tech giant finally unveiled its latest artificial intelligence model during the keynote presentation.
From Middle English unveiled, vnueylyd, equivalent to un- + veil + -ed.
Transitive — requires a direct object. Often used in the passive voice when focusing on the product or plan being revealed.