Expressions used in Everyday Spoken English in Social and Professional contexts
disclose
disclose
1) reveal or made known
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- disclose the truth, an undisclosed amount
- AnalysisTo disclose something to someone means to make something known to them (usually something that may have been a secret or sensitive information). This is a formal way of saying 'tell a secret'. You can disclose information or disclose your feelings about something. This verb is usually used in formal or professional situations.
- Professional Examples (Basic)
- Well, not that we've learned what happened, it's our duty to disclose the truth.
- The company was sold last year for an undisclosed amount. It was all very secretive.
- The conflict between the firms was settled out of court, but the terms of the settlement remain undisclosed.
- The people demanded full disclosure from the politician. They wanted to know the truth.
- Social Examples (Basic)
- There is certain information that we cannot disclose to third parties due to privacy regulations.
- If a child discloses anything that concerns their welfare it is your duty to report it to someone.
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