divulge
She refused to disclose any details of the plan.
He received an anonymous letter threatening to disclose details of his affair if he didn't pay the money.他收到一封匿名信，威胁说如果他不付钱，就把他的风流韵事都抖搂出来。
This information cannot be disclosed without authorization from a minister.
They made an agreement not to disclose any details.
The journalist refused to disclose her sources.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Announcing, informing & stating
acquaint someone/yourself with something
annunciation
apprise someone of something
avowedly
awaken someone to something
break
disseminate
impart
on the recordidiom
pass
proclaim
propagate
propagative
public
put something before someone
put something out
put something out of its miseryidiom
ring
stake a claimidiom
statement

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Examples of disclosing

disclosing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Finally, the relatively impersonal nature of the interview process may discourage some older people from disclosing information about sensitive traumatic events.
Sounding out the neighbours prematurely carries the risk of disclosing one's own indecision, for which one could later be reproached.
To tell the truth: ethical and practical issues in disclosing medical mistakes to patients.
Disclosing the compensation arrangements did not change trust in primary care physicians overall.
A few days later, both chains announced they would stop disclosing prescription data (6;7).
Finally, if somebody makes an improper public comment, such as disclosing sensitive information, everybody is exposed.
If the information outstrips what has been consented to, there is a problem with simply disclosing the information.
Sensitive information, including financial accounts, was put to one side or shut away, and elites made choices about the merit of disclosing documents.
The reference lists of identified papers were also helpful in disclosing key research.
When disclosing bad news to children the literature instructs us to consider age and level of understanding (cognitive development, emotional adjustment, and state of health).
Instead of disclosing a single canonical secular notion of morality, moral reflection and bioethics have been beset by numerous competing moral rationalities.
We must be highly skeptical about the most popular approach to managing conflicts of interest, namely disclosing the relationships.
Clearly, there are circumstances in which disclosing genetic risk is harmful to a child.
There was a general reluctance to co-operate with the state, as it was feared this would mean disclosing financial details.
Obtaining and disclosing personal information can have serious consequences and data protection laws protect an individual's right to personal privacy.
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