† ˈpalesate, v. Obs. rare—1.
[f. late med.L. palezāre (Du Cange), ad. It. palesare ‘to reveal, bewray, publish’ (Florio), f. palese public, in open view:—L. type *palensis, f. palam adv. openly, publicly. Cf. OF. palaiser, paliser and palesement n., and see -ate3.]
trans. To manifest, reveal.
| 1613 Sherley Trav. Persia 35 The counsell of the Turke had not palesated itselfe openly. |