Verb:

డిక్లేర్, బీన్స్, అన్లీషెడ్,

discloses's Usage Examples:

the Sundance Film Festival, the documentary discloses the impact that progeria had on the lives of Sam Berns and his parents, Dr.

Axelrod discloses that the silent, growing, oscillating triangle is simultaneously scanning the area and eliminating any animals in the area and that the silent beams emanating from the object were blasting deer or porcupines from the woods or something.

(played by Bengali film actor Samit Bhanja) proposes to her, only to be taken aback when Guddi discloses that she is in love with Dharmendra.

from an undercurrent of whimsy that discloses the sensuousness of the impastoed surface and its rhythmic brush marks.

an anthropological interpretation that "discloses the truth of the kerygma as kerygma for those who do not think mythologically.

(2) Any person other than those mentioned in Paragraph 328 who is privy to information contained in a letter, telex ortelephone conversation and he discloses such information to a person other than for whom it is intended and such disclosure causes harm to another.

National Institutes of Health dated 2003 discloses that:Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) and the U.

Based on current geologic knowledge and technology the GEA publicly discloses, the Geothermal Energy Association (GEA) estimates that only 6.

discloses some new character—the earnest man, the flighty youth, the scornful doubter, the prayerful monk, the daring soldier, the tender maiden, the playful.

Geronte observes that Lescaut is preoccupied with the game and discloses his plan to abduct Manon and take her to Paris to the Innkeeper, offering him money for assistance and his silence.

"Benton"s ballyhooed management experience is hazy: Company discloses little of its work beyond.

"Erum Akhtar discloses why is she overcritical about her projects".

team that required that win to advance Spoiler (media), a comment which discloses plot details of a book, play, video game, film, or other narrative content.

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,