-
the
act
of
subjecting
someone
to
an
influencing
experience; "
she
denounced
the
exposure
of
children
to
pornography"
-
abandoning
without
shelter
or
protection (
as
by
leaving
as
infant
out
in
the
open)
-
presentation
to
view
in
an
open
or
public
manner; "
the
exposure
of
his
anger
was
shocking"
-
the
act
of
exposing
film
to
light
-
aspect
re
light
or
wind; "
the
studio
had
a
northern
exposure"
-
the
disclosure
of
something
secret; "
they
feared
exposure
of
their
campaign
plans"
-
the
intensity
of
light
falling
on
a
photographic
film
or
plate; "
he
used
the
wrong
exposure"
-
vulnerability
to
the
elements;
to
the
action
of
heat
or
cold
or
wind
or
rain; "
exposure
to
the
weather"
or "
they
died
from
exposure";
-
The
act
of
exposing
or
laying
open,
setting
forth,
laying
bare
of
protection,
depriving
of
care
or
concealment,
or
setting
out
to
reprobation
or
contempt.
-
The
state
of
being
exposed
or
laid
open
or
bare;
openness
to
danger;
accessibility
to
anything
that
may
affect,
especially
detrimentally;
as,
exposure
to
observation,
to
cold,
to
inconvenience.
-
Position
as
to
points
of
compass,
or
to
influences
of
climate,
etc.
-
The
exposing
of
a
sensitized
plate
to
the
action
of
light.
-
The
act
of
revealing,
as
a
crime;
the
state
of
being
open
or
subject
to
attack;
situation;
aspect.
-
Act
of
exposing
or
laying
open
or
bare:
state
of
being
laid
open
or
bare:
openness
to
danger:
position
with
regard
to
the
sun,
influence
of
climate,
etc.
-
Act
of
exposing;
state
of
being
exposed;
disclosure;
position
with
reference
to
sun,
winds, &
c.
-
The
act
of
exposing;
an
exposed
state
or
situation.
-
Outlook
or
aspect.
-
The
action
of
exposing;
the
state
of
being
exposed
to
view,
danger, &
c.;
the
situation
of
a
place
in
regard
to
the
points
of
the
compass,
or
to
a
free
access
of
air
and
light.
-
The
state
of
being
laid
open
to
danger
or
inconvenience;
situation
of
a
place
in
regard
to
the
points
of
the
compass,
or
to
sun
and
air;
the
laying
open
the
character
or
conduct
of
any
one;
the
act
of
exposing
anything.
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