What is "uncloaked"

Usage examples of "uncloaked".

I spat on the kerb, knowing he was right, that there really i took them down to the Embankment where the old river ran pure silver under the uncloaked moon, its waters free of human detritus, driftwood and loose craft the only blight.

There were many strange things taking place, but the strangest of all, to Clevinger, was the hatred, the brutal, uncloaked, inexorable hatred of the members of the Action Board, glazing their unforgiving expressions with a hard, vindictive surface, glowing in their narrowed eyes malignantly like inextinguishable coals.

Robbie was uncloaked and unarmored, dressed in a fine wool shirt and linen vest, his moleskin pants tucked into high leather boots, and a heavy belt of beaten copper plates circling his waist.

Four days ago you felt dazed but really quite triumphant that a foreign agent had been uncloaked at your dinner party.

As though she were waiting for Dodger to identify Sam, Morgan uncloaked them.

Madame Kelnicort that evening, as they uncloaked, preparatory to entering the already crowded ballroom.

It was a place of mystery, even uncloaked and explained, but how much more magical and supernatural it must seem, she thought, when seen from outside.

High cliff walls enclosed them, shutting out half the night sky in which stars dazzled, uncloaked by any sign of cloud.

In the sheltering darkness of the catacombs, Manferic the lich stood uncloaked before them both.

The lich was left bare, uncloaked by his magic, staring in rage in the branded hand of the body it occupied.

She drew the now uncloaked woman to the table where a servant was bringing out a clean plate and utensils.

Hal and herself would have been routinely cloaked, it could be uncloaked easily enough if anyone cared to take the trouble.

Its electric i took them down to the Embankment where the old river ran pure silver under the uncloaked moon, its waters free of human detritus, driftwood and loose craft the only blight.

The warrior, now uncloaked, whom she had trusted, had traveled with, that she had fought beside, slept beside, charged across the aisle at her with murder in his eyes.

Once she was uncloaked as a charlatan, the Comyn would make good on his threat to kill her.