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Definition of disclosed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
informationmade known or revealed
- The disclosed documents contained sensitive information..
2.
heraldryDated UK showing wings spread out to the sidesDated UK
- The eagle was depicted with disclosed wings on the shield.
Origin of disclosed
Latin, dis- (apart) + claudere (to close)
Terms with disclosed included in their meaning
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disclosed
made known or shown
confidentiality
confidential matter has been disclosed
revelation
revealed or disclosed to the public
confidential
ensure information is not disclosed
incomplete
not fully reported or disclosed
secret
not disclosed to others
confidentiality
not meant to be disclosed by an organization
identity
disclosed as being part of a specific group
undisclosed locations
locations that are not disclosed
support
private endorsement not publicly disclosed
missing location
location not known or disclosed
revelation
be revealed or disclosed
revelation
revealed or disclosed
revelation
something that is revealed or disclosed
acr: to be disclosed
information not shared yet
religion
disclosed by divine or supernatural means
disclosed information
information that has been revealed
information
easily disclosed or revealed
kept secret
not admitted or disclosed to others
Examples of disclosed in a sentence
The disclosed secrets led to a major scandal. The falcon was shown with disclosed wings in the emblem. The coat of arms featured a griffin with disclosed wings.
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- French:divulgué, déployé, ...
- German:offengelegt, ausgebreitet, ...
- Italian:rivelato, spiegato, ...
- Spanish:divulgado, extendido, ...
- Portuguese:divulgado, abertas, ...
- Chinese:披露的, 展开的, ...
- Japanese:明らかにされた, 翼を広げた, ...
- Arabic:مُفْصَح عَنْهُ, مَبْسُوط الجَنَاحَيْن, ...
- Hebrew:גָּלוּי, פָּרוּשׂ כְּנָפַיִם, ...
- Russian:обнародованный, расправленные, ...
- Ukrainian:оприлюднений, розпростертий, ...
- Hindi:उजागर, फैले हुए, ...
Definition of disclose - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
communicationmake known or reveal information
- The company did not disclose the financial details..
2.
visibilitymake something visible by uncovering it
- The curtain was pulled back to disclose the stage.
Expressions with disclose
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reveal confidential information to others
She disclosed a secret to her best friend.
reveal what one plans to do
He decided to disclose his intentions to the team.
Origin of disclose
Latin, dis (apart) + claudere (to close)
Examples of disclose in a sentence
The report will disclose the findings of the investigation. The archaeologist disclosed the ancient artifact from the sand. He disclosed the hidden painting by removing the cover.
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- French:divulguer, découvrir, ...
- German:offenlegen, offenbaren, ...
- Italian:divulgare, svelare, ...
- Spanish:divulgar, descubrir, ...
- Portuguese:revelar, expor, ...
- Chinese:揭露, 揭开, ...
- Japanese:開示する, 現す, ...
- Arabic:كَشَفَ, أَزَاحَ السِّتَارَ عَنْ, ...
- Hebrew:לְגַלּוֹת, לְחַשּׂוֹף, ...
- Russian:раскрывать, открыть, ...
- Ukrainian:розкривати, відкривати, ...
- Hindi:प्रकट करना, दिखाना, ...
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