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To convey or express in a particular way or manner

To make a false show or pretense of

To disclose or reveal information, sometimes reluctantly

To acknowledge or admit to something, sometimes indirectly

To accept or admit the existence or truth of

To lay claim to, often with connotations of insincerity

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Verb

To convey or express in a particular way or manner

puts into words

gives utterance to

gives an account of

gives expression to

shouts from the rooftops

calls attention to

brings into the open

gives notice of

provides details

lets anyone know of

makes a statement

passes the word

particularizes^US

propagandizes^US

speaks briefly of

makes reference to

states publicly

propagandises^UK

gives details of

gives the facts

breaks the news

issues a statement about

gives blow-by-blow

lets it be known

makes mention of

bears witness to

particularises^UK

puts it on record

lets someone know of

breathes a word of

puts on the airwaves

puts on the air

brings to public notice

brings to public attention

serves as evidence of

gestures towards

gives testimony

gives expression

gives utterance

communicates information

gives an account

takes the wraps off

makes a note of

brings out into the open

gives an airing to

spills the beans

converses about

exchanges views about

exchanges views on

deliberates about

lets the cat out of the bag

gives the game away

gives the show away

lets it all hang out

characterizes^US

gets off your chest

shoots off one's mouth

shouts from the housetops

gets on a soapbox

spreads it around

puts on display

exposes to view

brings to light

puts in two cents

opens your mouth

paints in words

paints a word picture of

gives details on

gives a rundown of

provides details of

gives the facts on

gives a description of

gives a report of

characterises^UK

bursts out with

runs off at mouth

goes the rounds

familiarizes^US

gives evidence of

familiarises^UK

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Verb

To make a false show or pretense of

puts on a false front

puts up a front

puts up a smoke screen

puts on a front

shucks and jives

presents a false front

goes through the motions

presents a false face

makes a pretense

makes a pretence of

gives the appearance of

makes a show of

goes through the motions of

draws a veil over

lays it on thick

swings the lead

puts up a front of

pretends to have

professes to have

passes oneself off as

assumes the role

keeps quiet about

sweeps under the carpet

sweeps under the rug

puts out of the way

gives appearance of

puts on a false display

keeps under your hat

makes inconspicuous

puts up a smokescreen

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“I didn't want to let on that I had already seen the movie, so I pretended to be surprised at the twist ending.”

Verb

To disclose or reveal information, sometimes reluctantly

gives the game away

brings to light

lets the cat out of the bag

spills the beans

spills your guts

blows the lid off

tells the truth

brings into the open

gets off your chest

opens your mouth

tells all about

makes a clean breast of

makes a clean breast

comes out of the closet

spills the beans about

blows wide open

gives the show away

takes the lid off

allows to be valid

makes clean breast

goes along with

blows somebody's cover

reveals everything

goes public with

unbosoms oneself

makes a clean breast of things

makes clean breast of

spills your guts about

makes a clean breast of it

tips one's hand

accepts responsibility

opens your heart

humbles oneself

blows the gaff on

goes into details

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“Still, Manfred Kromm did not let on that he knew her weekly lockouts were a ruse.”

Verb

To acknowledge or admit to something, sometimes indirectly

lets the cat out of the bag

goes public with

spills the beans

blows the lid off

blows wide open

gives the game away

comes clean about

brings into the open

gets off your chest

dishes the dirt

takes the lid off

brings to light

spills the beans about

blows the gaff on

spills your guts about

tells all about

lets your hair down

blows the whistle

reveals information

divulges information

tells the facts

spills your guts

runs off at the mouth

utters suddenly

bursts out with

exchanges information

brings out into open

gets out of your system

brings out into the open

brings to public attention

puts cards on table

gives the low-down

gives the show away

breaks the news

brings to public notice

takes the wraps off

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“Dean Gage reluctantly let on that something called Simon Fraser University, on the outskirts of town, might have less rigorous policies than UBC.”

Verb

To accept or admit the existence or truth of

Verb

To lay claim to, often with connotations of insincerity

makes a pretence of

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