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disclose English

Meaning disclose meaning

What does disclose mean?
Definitions in simple English

disclose Verb

— If you disclose something, you let others know what it is about. The surveyor said that they will not disclose her personal information.

disclose

— verb (= unwrap, bring out, reveal, break) make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret The auction house would not disclose the price at which the van Gogh had sold The actress won't reveal how old she is bring out the truth he broke the news to her unwrap the evidence in the murder case — verb disclose to view as by removing a cover The curtain rose to disclose a stunning set

Synonyms disclose synonyms

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disclose English » English

reveal expose divulge uncover unmask show unveil let out give away bring to light make known tell manifest make public display discover break unfold unwrap split let on lay bare impart exhibit confess bring out betray unroll uncloak spill the beans show up open let the cat out of the bag leak out leak express debunk clarify untie unpack unearth revelate reveal a secret publish proclaim open up ooze up mark inform give

Topics disclose topics

What do people use disclose to talk about?
Language and thought Think Know

Known, unknown
Language and thought Think Know

Secret
Language and thought Communication Say Ask

Disclose

Conjugation disclose conjugation

How do you conjugate disclose?

disclose · verb

Examples disclose examples

How do I use disclose in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I can't disclose that information yet.
They refused to disclose the location of the hostages.

Movie subtitles

But we shall still have the power to disclose that secret at any time?
Won't it be rather embarrassing for a Soviet envoy. to disclose the circumstances under which she lost them?
We can't possibly disclose. the addresses of the voluntary helpers.
You can go your way. I'll not disclose what I've seen or heard.
Disclose no more former owners, you villain lest my name be among them.
On the point of death, a poor sinner wished to disclose a dreadful secret to us.
We didn't disclose that to the press.
What is your bloodthirsty scribbling about to disclose now?
What if Miki Yoshiaki should disclose the forest spirit's prophecy to our Great Lord?
Slit their stomachs so their bodies do not swell and disclose their secret graves.
I sent in my personal card, because I did not wish to disclose the interests I represent.
Are you ashamed to disclose these terms?
I don't know, whether I can disclose it to you, Comrade Chairman!
You are never to disclose or even hint at the existence of this paper, Mr. Whitney.
I shall give you such information as I think wise to disclose in the interests of safety, both the public's and your own.
I'll not disclose what I've seen or heard.
Wolsey will disclose the final terms of the agreement.
There are some things I cannot disclose.
I cannot disclose exact figures.
Pull down your robe a bit. Disclose your shoulders.
Until it arrives, we can either remain silent or I can disclose the purpose of my visit.
You still refuse to disclose the names of the other Disruptors?
Please don't disclose Albouis' identity.
I don't want you to feel that you're in a position. where you have to disclose names.
Papa's dissolute ways, whose nature I won't disclose out of respect for Mama, had reduced us to living in a single wing of the palace, while the other wing was occupied by my Uncle Calogero and his family.
At least, not until you disclose the full details.
My good Brighella, please don't Disclose my identity.
Disclose the information.
Kirk-unit, disclose the information.
Why do you not disclose information?
Do thoughts, looks, words of love and secrets keep their value if we disclose them in front of other people, like this?
Like I said, this gang used sophisticated techniques which I can't disclose as yet.
You'll be dead if I disclose it.

News and current affairs

Now it hints that it may resume enrichment, and recent press reports about the imports from Pakistan suggest Iran failed to disclose everything to the IAEA.
The newly published documents do not disclose the very facts of torture, which were already well known by whomever wanted to know them.
The Bush administration, however, refuses to disclose information which would show the role of corporate interests in setting its energy policy.
Not only are governments improving their capabilities, but many private-sector companies are entering the game, and their participation reduces the costs to governments of having to disclose sensitive sources.
Some do not disclose their content of sugar alcohols, and some have so much of these additives that they are almost certain to produce laxative effects or gas.
NEW YORK - Let me disclose my biases up front: I did not dream of going into space as a child.
Should the person whose citizenship is revoked mount an appeal, the government is not required to disclose to the appellant the evidence on which it has based its decision.
In the United States, the Federal Trade Commission has announced plans to require bloggers and celebrity endorsers to disclose gifts or payments from vendors and others seeking the bloggers' positive comments online.
Governments must disclose what they receive and, even more importantly, they must be held accountable for the way they use their revenues.
A few producing countries volunteered to be pilot cases in which the government and all the companies involved would disclose revenues and their use according to templates designed by the UK team.
By developing and disclose to the public a compelling rationale for what will determine the exchange rate when the time comes, the financial markets would then be able to forecast the future reference exchange rate more precisely.
Though the South African Cabinet decided that the hearings at which perpetrators would disclose their crimes should be closed, Parliament amended this to require that they should do so in public.
NEW YORK - The campaign to ensure that companies engaged in extractive activities disclose all of their payments in their host countries is gaining momentum - and France is leading the effort.
The next two years would also disclose the financial conditions of Spain's regional governments, which have incurred debts that are ultimately guaranteed by the central government.
Indeed, I believe that a framework under which Asian governments publicly disclose their military budgets needs to be established if we are to build trust and avoid a regional arms race.
If one presidential candidate refuses to cooperate in this manner, that should confer an advantage on the candidate who is willing to disclose more fully the specifics of his plan.
And, to make this pressure to disclose meaningful, part of one debate should focus on budget proposals, with the questions being structured around how the CBO has reacted to specifics.

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