Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A making known; a divulging; revelation.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun The act of
divulging . - noun Something that is
divulged .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun the act of disclosing something that was secret or private
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Examples
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Both the Indian and Pakistani press chastised Mr. Pillai's ill-timed public divulgence, though it doesn't diminish the veracity of his statement in any way.
Michael Hughes: India Too Complacent About Pakistan Complicity in Mumbai Attacks
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Both the Indian and Pakistani press chastised Mr. Pillai's ill-timed public divulgence, though it doesn't diminish the veracity of his statement in any way.
Michael Hughes: India Too Complacent About Pakistan Complicity in Mumbai Attacks
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"After tip-offs from the financial watchdog Bafin, we have started an investigation on suspicion of market manipulation and the unauthorized divulgence of insider information," a spokeswoman for prosecutors based in Stuttgart said.
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Article shows how to manage in this new world - picking up press releases from news aggregators, getting RSS feeds from corporate blogs, and perhaps mining podcasts for the unintended divulgence.
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An honest and open divulgence of whether or not riot police were privately contracted, and if so, from what corporation or company?
EMERGENCY ACTION ALERT! TOWN HALL(S) NEEDED IN MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL
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Employers have access to extensive health information about their employees, with limited legal protection against divulgence of this information (Rothstein 1997).
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The New York Times also credits the banking giants 'divulgence of "their problems, which began in the mortgage lending business and led to a summer of wild stock market swings."
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We had a high opinion of his mechanical genius, and generally held that the Chief ‘knew something bad of him,’ and on pain of divulgence enforced Phil to be his bondsman.
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The divulgence of crucial national secrets has elicited remarkably little outrage from Democrats in Congress.
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Okay, this was an accidental divulgence into something a little more than my usual topical one-way discussions.
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