Verb:

उन्मुक्त करना, भेद खोलना, प्रकट करना,

discloses's Usage Examples:

The view across the hills to Kinchinjunga discloses a glittering white wall of perpetual snow, surrounded by towering masses of granite.

The text of Hosea may be in a much worse condition, but a keen scrutiny discloses many an uncertainty, not to say impossibility, in the traditional form of Amos.

(21) The comparison of this formula with experiment provides a striking confirmation of the truth of the kinetic theory but at the same time discloses the most formidable difficulty which the theory has so far had to encounter.

The second edition, in which he in the same words discloses the use of a convex lens in the aperture as a secret he had intended to keep, was not published till 1589, thirty-one years after the first.

He discloses as a great secret the use of a concave speculum in front of the aperture, to collect the rays passing through it, when the images will be seen reversed, but by prolonging them beyond the centre they would be seen larger and unreversed.

It is also the earliest outstanding work which discloses that habit of Scotticism which took such strong hold of the popular Northern literature during the coming years of conflict with England.

The study of the action of ozone on caoutchouc has thrown new light on the complex question of the chemical structure of this substance, and discloses relationships with the sugars and other carbohydrates from certain of which levulinic acid is obtained by oxidation.

And the body, indeed, is subject to the powerful influence of death; but a shadow of vitality is still left alive, and this alone is of divine origin; while our limbs are in activity it sleeps; but, when we sleep, it discloses to the mind in many dreams the future judgment with regard to happiness and misery."

from the sea discloses one of the finest panoramas in the world' - the only European analogy being the Bay of Naples.

The letter in which he discloses his misery to this kind and thoughtful man gives a real insight into his character.

Synonyms:

tattle, give away, talk, let the cat out of the bag, get out, let out, blow, unwrap, bewray, muckrake, discover, divulge, babble out, babble, peach, blab, blackwash, spring, leak, blab out, sing, spill the beans, out, reveal, confide, come out of the closet, come out, expose, let on, get around, betray, break, tell, bring out,

Antonyms:

hold, hide, background, play down, keep quiet,