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... regard; any attempt to debunk them will a) necessarily...

Richard Dawkins tries to debunk religious belief, but his ridicule tends to push people away from his points rather than convince them.

the debunking of learning styles

People can criticise Christianity but never debunk it.

Cal Newport debunks the long-held belief that “follow your passion” is good advice

The developer unveiled plans for a new housing complex.

She cut the ribbon to unveil the plaque.

The memorial to war victims was unveiled yesterday.

The recent gas crisis has once again unveiled the vulnerability

The just-unveiled figure.

Most exotic of all, the company's boss, Elon Musk, is due later this month to unveil his plans for a Mars colony, and how that would take effect.

Tomorrow the mayor is going to unveil a new statue in the town.

Putin unveils new Russian nuclear arsenal

He is not eager to unveil his main argument.

The automaker will unveil its new line of sports cars tomorrow.

Don't expose it to the rain.

It's dangerous to expose babies to strong sunlight.

Scandal could expose the lie.

Government lies were exposed a few years later

The fraud was exposed.

if person is exposed as a liar / cheater etc., the truth about them is finally revealed - for all to see

tooth decay when the hard surface of your teeth breaks down and exposes more sensitive parts

Sometimes people try to expose what's wrong with you because they can't handle everything that's right about you.

You don't have to expose the corpse.

They had been exposed to dangerous chemicals.

Police officers are exposed to danger.

Sara took off her t-shirt and exposed her stomach because she wanted to get a tan.

The report revealed that workers had been exposed to high levels of radiation.

The videotape of the meeting exposed him as thoroughly corrupt.

I want to expose the truth. People have the right to know everything that their government is doing.