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Verb(1) make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret(2) make known; confess

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(1) These firms are not allowed to divulge any information without either your permission or that of a spouse.(2) She does not want to divulge any information regarding the nature of her speech in order to keep the curiosity alive.(3) I am now at liberty to divulge the information that I am going to be a dad come mid-August.(4) So far the executive agency of the Department of Health has said it does not divulge information about faults.(5) I am too much of a gentleman to divulge her age(6) Where an author has not entered into a contractual agreement to disclose a work, his or her right to control divulgation is absolute.(7) Sometimes managers feel uneasy about divulging certain information to their people.(8) Third, rights should be extended to include a divulgation right.(9) It's remarkable how much we're able to glean of this character through such little divulgence .(10) Unlike the French right of divulgation , the right of first publication limits the display right to a public display.(11) If you have perhaps you could direct me to the article that divulges this information.(12) Brushing this obviously significant divulgence aside, she surmised the unattainable brunette's history.(13) A lot of information is divulged during this feature, and I was glad that Paramount included it on the disc.(14) After his information was divulged , he received death threats - including one written in blood.(15) However, the health board has been criticised by anti-abortion campaigners for not divulging information about the case.(16) Also, be careful about divulging personal information in news group chatting.