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divulge
Meaning: to reveal private or secret information
divulge in a sentence
How divulge is used in real sentences:
The spokesperson refused to divulge the details of the ongoing investigation.
The scientist would not divulge her results until the paper was officially published.
“Vale would never divulge to curious customers.”
— from the passage Before Sunrise
Synonyms for divulge
Other words for divulge — disclose and reveal — carry the same meaning.
- disclose
- reveal
Antonyms of divulge
Words that mean the opposite of divulge:
- conceal
- withhold
Where it comes from
From Latin divulgare 'to publish, make known'
Memory hook
DI-VULGE — DIVULGE sounds like DIVULGE-ing a secret to the vulgar crowd.