Disclosed

/dɪsˈkloʊzd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To make (something) known or revealed.

The company disclosed its financial results to the public.

To uncover or expose something that was hidden or secret.

The investigation disclosed several irregularities in the data.

To share information with someone, especially that which was previously kept private.

She disclosed her personal experiences during the therapy session.

To announce or publish information formally.

The government disclosed new policies regarding environmental protection.

From Middle English, derived from Old French 'desclore' meaning 'to unclose, reveal', from Latin 'discludere' meaning 'to shut apart'.

disclose information

to reveal specific details or data.

disclosed to the public

made available or known to the general public.

not disclosed

information that has not been revealed.

disclose one's identity

to reveal who one is.

reveal

to make known to others something that was hidden.

divulge

to disclose or reveal something private or secret.

expose

to make something visible or known that was concealed.

Let it out

He finally let it out about the surprise party.

Spill the beans

She spilled the beans about their engagement.