Verb:

డిక్లేర్, బీన్స్, అన్లీషెడ్,

disclosing's Usage Examples:

Beam argued that conventional [pyramidal organizations are extremely dangerous for their participants, when employed in a resistance movement against government, because of the ease of disclosing the Nieuw Nickerie is the third largest city in Suriname with a population estimated at .

Furthermore, patenting one of these remedies would have meant publicly disclosing its ingredients, which most promoters.

The publisher took matters into print again publicly apologizing to Holmes and disclosing that a substantial donation was going to be done under her name to a charity of her choice.

Other critics have argued that the film features formal similarities with a website's hyperlinked layering of screens/windows, constantly disclosing new worlds from new points of view, but according to theorist Steven Shaviro it also builds on cinematic codes, even as it deconstructs them.

bear a label disclosing where the car was assembled, the percentage of equipment that originated in the U.

cited an anonymous reviewer who described Thayer"s work as "obviously meretricious, but disclosing a narrative gift which might be used to better purpose".

recipients without disclosing the complete list of recipients Block check character, a character added to a transmission block to facilitate error detection.

Criminal transmission of HIV is now better known as HIV non-disclosure, which is the criminal punishment for not disclosing an HIV positive status.

the Germans, disclosing the locations of multiple military assets and divulging the VVKJ"s codes.

In a recent disclosing [.

) in the shortest possible time, without disclosing the content of operational plans, it is highly probable that the battle alarm system may be used to prepare a surprise RYaN [nuclear attack] in peacetime.

in 1839 in return for disclosing the technical details of Nicéphore"s heliogravure process.

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,