noun “exposure”
singular exposure, plural exposures or uncountable
- the condition of being unprotected from something harmful or unpleasant
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People should limit their exposure to the sun to prevent skin damage.
- the act of revealing something secret or dishonest
The newspaper's exposure of the company's illegal activities shocked the public.
- the amount of financial risk a person or organization has
The bank reduced its exposure to high-risk loans after the crisis.
- the condition of experiencing or being introduced to new ideas or environments
Studying abroad offers great exposure to different cultures and languages.
- (photography) the amount of light allowed to reach the film or sensor when taking a photograph
The photographer adjusted the exposure to capture the scene perfectly.
- the direction that something faces, such as a building or window
Their house has a southern exposure, making it warm and sunny all day.
- harm caused by being in severe weather without protection
The stranded climbers were at risk of exposure in the freezing temperatures.
- the act of showing something that is expected to be hidden (such as genitals)
He was arrested for indecent exposure.