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divulgence Meaning
divulgence (n)
the act of disclosing something that was secret or private
divulgence Sentence Examples
- The divulgence of the confidential information led to a security breach.
- The suspect refused to provide any information, fearing the divulgence of his involvement in the crime.
- The journalist's divulgence of the politician's secret affair caused a scandal.
- The company policy strictly prohibits the divulgence of trade secrets to unauthorized personnel.
- The patient's medical records were protected by strict confidentiality laws, preventing their divulgence to anyone without consent.
- The intelligence agency's divulgence of classified information to the media sparked international tensions.
- The whistleblower's divulgence of corruption within the organization led to an investigation.
- The sudden divulgence of the company's financial difficulties caused a sharp decline in its stock price.
- The witness's divulgence of the attacker's identity helped the police apprehend the suspect.
- The government's divulgence of its plans for economic reform met with mixed reactions from the public.
FAQs About the word divulgence
the act of disclosing something that was secret or private
disclosure,revelation, exposure, acknowledgment,acknowledgement, bombshell, surprise, confession, admission, surprize
concealment,concealment, cover-up,cover-up,
The divulgence of the confidential information led to a security breach.
The suspect refused to provide any information, fearing the divulgence of his involvement in the crime.
The journalist's divulgence of the politician's secret affair caused a scandal.
The company policy strictly prohibits the divulgence of trade secrets to unauthorized personnel.
