ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary Builder›Words›D›divulge
ISEE/SSAThard
divulge
to reveal private or secret information
Synonyms
- disclose
- reveal
Antonyms
- conceal
- withhold
divulge in a sentence
The spokesperson refused to divulge the details of the ongoing investigation.
The scientist would not divulge her results until the paper was officially published.
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.
Read it in context
- Before Sunrise Narrative