divulge

Or was it the case their father could not divulge?

As a private company, it does not have to divulge its results.

But he was not ready to divulge the key to his success.

She was further told not to divulge to the others about it.

She takes hold of his heart and forces him to divulge everything.

So, when you divulge a private matter with another, it's a big deal.

The number was up from 97,296 in 2002, the last time the department divulged 12 months' worth of data.

But she was not about to divulge such feelings to him!

He was not to divulge any knowledge about the patient and his family.

And your committee must agree never to divulge the information to anyone else.

Some secret was about to be divulged, if he could only hold on long enough.

But I did not wish to divulge it to him just yet.

Well, I will now divulge what has come to my ears.

There's no need to divulge where exactly the mayor is.

Divulging anything of a personal nature did not come easy to him; in this, he was like his father.

Whatever her own thoughts on the matter were, she did not divulge them.

That was the most he had divulged to me in the whole interview.

The details, all of them, could have been divulged by anyone who was there.

The real text has never been divulged, so far as I can find out.

The information they'd been so happy to divulge, to throw in my face, had actually turned against them.

She's quite firm that there be no other information divulged.

The couple never divulged where they had acquired the child.

Never divulge personal or financial information to any unknown party.

No one will divulge the numbers of options they are getting.