come to light



come to light

Fig. [for something] to become known or to be discovered. Many surprises have come to light since then. Nothing new has come to light since we talked last.
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come to light

to become known Four soldiers have faced charges since the scandal came to light last fall.
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come to light

Be clearly revealed or exposed, as in New facts about evolution have come to light with the latest fossil discoveries in Africa . Miles Coverdale had this idiom in his translation of the Bible (Ezekiel 16:57): "And before thy wickednesse came to light." [First half of 1500s]
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Jagusiayah-GUW-shahPolish
Nere-Basque
Emmanuele-man-WEL (French), i-MAN-yə-wəl (English), i-MAN-yəl (English)Biblical, French, English
BİHter-Turkish
Mumtaz-Arabic
Darcy['dɑ:si]