disclose|disclosed|discloses|disclosing in English

verb

[dis·close || dɪs'kləʊz]

reveal, expose to view

Use "disclose|disclosed|discloses|disclosing" in a sentence

1. Confidential Information may also include information disclosed to a disclosing party by third parties.

2. * Disclose.

3. As a verb, you can use clatter to mean “to disclose secrets,” or “to chatter or gossip.” As a noun, a Clatteran is one who engages in the practice of disclosing secrets

4. He opened the box, disclosing the contents ( to the audience ).

5. He opened the box, disclosing the contents.

6. Failure to disclose associated fees

7. Why do you not disclose information?

8. I have no intention of disclosing their names.

9. In spring the flowers disclose their colours.

10. Time discloses (or reveals) all things. 

11. Science can disclose the mysteries of nature.

12. 22 She was accused of disclosing confidential material to a competitor.

13. Act 1 - Who are we? Disclosing our Cosmic history

14. Can you disclose your name and occupation?

15. He failed to disclose all the information.

16. There's no absolute requirement to disclose your age.

17. Lawyers have to disclose conflicts of interests.

18. The parties agreed not to disclose the settlement.

19. She was accused of disclosing confidential material to a competitor.

20. Yet, other angels declined to disclose their names.

21. It prohibits Internet Service Providers (ISPs) from disclosing information gathered in providing services.

22. The invention discloses a caster wheel-collapsible baggage car.

23. They removed the bookcase, disclosing the entrance to a secret room.

24. The record discloses no excuses for this man.

25. We cannot disclose any specifics regarding execution procedure.