disclosing
Verb
DefinitionDisclosing refers to the act of making something known or revealing information that was previously secret, private, or unknown. It involves bringing hidden facts, details, or truths into the open for others to see or understand. This process often implies a deliberate act of sharing information, whether voluntarily or through an obligation. It can apply to various contexts, from personal revelations to corporate transparency.
Example
"The whistle-blower was praised for disclosing the government's secret surveillance program to the public."
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Etymology & Word Origins
Originates from the Old French 'desclore,' meaning 'to open, reveal,' which is formed from 'des-' (un-) and 'clore' (to close).
Translations
Spanishrevelar
Frenchdivulguer
Germanoffenbaren
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