1. revealing or exposing (something hidden or secret); betraying
Usage: archaic or literary; present participle of 'bewray'

Examples

• The witness's nervous behavior was bewraying his guilt.
• She feared that her accent would be bewraying her foreign origin.
• The torn fabric was bewraying the poor quality of the garment.
• His trembling hands were bewraying his anxiety about the exam.
• The footprints in the snow were bewraying the intruder's path.