Pronunciation: /dɪˈskloʊz/
noun the act of disclosing or revealing something
A1 I don't want to disclose my age.
A2 The company refused to disclose their profits.
B1 It is important to disclose any conflicts of interest.
B2 The journalist was pressured to disclose her sources.
C1 The government was forced to disclose classified information.
C2 The whistleblower decided to disclose the corruption within the organization.
verb to make (information) known or reveal
A1 I disclosed my secret to my best friend.
A2 She disclosed the location of the hidden treasure.
B1 The company is required to disclose financial information to shareholders.
B2 The government must disclose any potential conflicts of interest.
C1 The whistleblower decided to disclose classified information to the press.
C2 The undercover agent was hesitant to disclose his true identity.
formal It is important for companies to disclose all relevant financial information to their shareholders.
informal Can you please disclose where you hid the snacks?
slang I ain't gonna disclose my secrets to just anyone.
figurative She hesitated to disclose her true feelings, fearing rejection.
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