Disclose 504 Absolutely Essential Words Lesson 28 /dɪˈskləʊz/ (verb) to display something, make something known, show, betray, demonstrate, illustrate, make public, evince, exhibit, reveal, divulge, uncover, unveil, release During the press conference, the CEO refused to disclose any details about the upcoming merger, citing confidentiality agreements. Reporters pressed for more information, but she maintained that …
Betray 504 Absolutely Essential Words Lesson 26 /bɪˈtreɪ/ (verb) to play a trick on someone you know, be disloyal to someone, inform on, let down, sell someone short – reveal, display, divulge, manifest, leak, disclose, let slip, let the cat out of the bag Remember one time when you felt betrayed? Recall that hot flush …
Reveal 504 Absolutely Essential Words Lesson 12 /rɪˈviːl/ (verb) to make something public, make known, publicize, divulge, circulate, broadcast, leak, promulgate, show, disclose, evince, disseminate, let slip, betray, uncover, exhibit, expose, bring to light Read, listen, watch and master what millions and millions of people have already discovered. The Secret is yours to reveal and …
Tell Tales Out of School 1100 Words You Need Week 43 Day 4 Tell Tales Out of School 1100 Words You Need Week 43 Day 4 to reveal confidential or sensitive information, gossip, talk out of school, reveal harmful secrets, leak, leak secret information, disclose, give away, let slip, let the cat out of the …
Divulge 1100 Words You Need Week 34 Day 1 Divulge 1100 Words You Need Week 34 Day 1 /daɪˈvʌldʒ/ (verb) to make something secret known, reveal, display, disclose, tell, pass on, publish, broadcast, promulgate, propagate, spill the beans, make public, make known, give away, let slip “Your deepest secrets cannot be smelled out by someone …
Unearth Unearth (verb) /ʌnˈɜːθ/ US /-ˈɝːθ/ to dig something up from the ground, bring something out, disinter, disclose, retrieve, uncover, dig up, extract, excavate: The archaeologists unearthed some rare fossils in their last excavation project. Antonyms inter, cover up, bury