delating (Meaning)
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delating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of delating
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delating Sentence Examples
- The witness hesitated before delating the details of the crime to the authorities.
- Delating sensitive information without proper evidence can lead to legal consequences.
- She was apprehensive about delating her suspicions to the police without concrete proof.
- Delating accusations without substantiating evidence can tarnish reputations unjustly.
- In some cultures, delating family matters to outsiders is considered taboo.
- The whistleblower faced backlash after delating corporate misconduct within the company.
- Delating confidential matters without permission is a breach of trust.
- He was reluctant to delate his colleague's mistakes to the boss, fearing retaliation.
- Delating confidential information to the media can compromise national security.
- The decision to delate her neighbor's illegal activities weighed heavily on her conscience.
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The witness hesitated before delating the details of the crime to the authorities.
Delating sensitive information without proper evidence can lead to legal consequences.
She was apprehensive about delating her suspicions to the police without concrete proof.
Delating accusations without substantiating evidence can tarnish reputations unjustly.
