Pronunciation: /dɪsˈkloʊzd/
verb to make (information) known or reveal
A1 She disclosed her secret to her best friend.
A2 The company disclosed their financial records to the public.
B1 The government disclosed new information about the investigation.
B2 The whistleblower disclosed evidence of corruption within the organization.
C1 The author disclosed intimate details about their personal life in the autobiography.
C2 The company disclosed the full extent of the data breach to the public.
adjective having been made known or revealed
A1 The disclosed information was not meant to be shared with anyone else.
A2 She disclosed her true feelings to her best friend.
B1 The company disclosed its financial statements to the public.
B2 The government disclosed classified information to the media.
C1 The whistleblower disclosed evidence of corruption within the organization.
C2 The confidential documents were disclosed in the court case.
formal The company disclosed its financial statements to the public.
informal She finally disclosed her secret to her best friend.
slang I can't believe he disclosed that juicy gossip to everyone.
figurative The artist slowly disclosed the hidden layers of meaning in his painting.
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