transpires in English

verb

1

occur; happen.

I'm going to find out exactly what transpired

synonyms: happen, occur, take place, arise, come about, materialize, turn up, chance, befall, ensue, come to pass

2

(of a plant or leaf) give off water vapor through the stomata.

As the flowers transpire , water evaporates and is trapped at the roof of the bricks.

verb

• become known, emerge, come to light, be revealed, turn out, come out, be discovered, prove to be the case, unfold
• happen, occur, take place, arise, come about, materialize, turn up, chance, befall, ensue, come to pass

Use "transpires" in a sentence

1. It transpires that he is a deserter from one of the warring armies.

2. Two seconds later this transpires into a hilariously raucous hen night at the local striptease.

3. Synonyms for Betides include befalls, chances, happens, occurs, transpires, ensues, supervenes, bechances, haps and takes place

4. Synonyms for Bechances include betides, befalls, chances, happens, occurs, transpires, ensues, supervenes, haps and takes place

5. It transpires that she had been pregnant and, due to stress, had committed suicide by slashing her own neck with Wei's weapon.

6. Acquires admires aspires attires backfires Bemires bonfires campfires conspires desires empires esquires expires foxfires inquires misfires pismires quagmires refires rehires requires retires rewires transpires umpires vampires

7. 28 But as the story unfolds, it transpires that his skills as a middle manager are less relevant at board level and his general popularity disguised his less demanding attitude towards team members.

8. ‘‘These Anticipations were happily premature,’ he wrote later.’ ‘Proximate preparation is all that transpires generally from, say, late October through December, in terms of Anticipations and plans.’ ‘She has also started to conceptualise the passage of time, filling her constant conversation with memories and Anticipations.’

9. ‘‘These Anticipations were happily premature,’ he wrote later.’ ‘Proximate preparation is all that transpires generally from, say, late October through December, in terms of Anticipations and plans.’ ‘She has also started to conceptualise the passage of time, filling her constant conversation with memories and Anticipations.’