put to shame
"1. To disgrace, embarrass, or shame someone or something. The neighborhood is going to start putting people to shame who don't pick up their pets' litter. These giant banks were all culpable for the economic crash, and I think we should put them to shame for it.
2. To outclass, outshine, or outperform someone or something. I thought I was a pretty good tennis player, but you puts me to shame! The fledgling technology company's debut smartphone puts the rest of the competition to shame."
https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/put to shameSo wie du deine Frage formuliert hast, scheint es hier um Bedeutung 1 zu gehen. Da wäre "bloßstellen" m. E. eine gute Lösung.