CEFR C1

disclosure

noun

Meaning

The act of making something known, especially information that was previously secret or unknown.

Examples

The report contained a full disclosure of the company's environmental impact.
Her disclosure of the affair shocked everyone in the office.

Synonyms: revelation, confession, announcement, exposure

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disclosure (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /dɪsˈkloʊʒər/

Definition

The act of making something known, especially information that was previously secret or unknown.

Examples

The report contained a full disclosure of the company's environmental impact.
Her disclosure of the affair shocked everyone in the office.
The legal requirement for financial disclosure aims to prevent corruption.

How to Use disclosure

disclosure of (prepositional phrase): Revealing information about a specific subject. — "The disclosure of his past mistakes caused him considerable embarrassment."
make a disclosure (collocation): To reveal information. — "She decided to make a disclosure about her involvement in the project."

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