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To reveal or make public (information)

To make a statement about something

To admit or confess to something

To uncover, physically expose to view

To display or put on show

To be a sign or symptom of

To state or express something in words (or sounds)

To relate a story or series of events by speech or writing

To promote the use, sale, or acceptance of

To tell or inform someone of a fact or information

To arrive at an answer through logic

To be revealed or made known

To predict, prophesy, or tell of future events

To admit, include, or allow to share in a secret or knowledge

To report on something, especially something worthy of a news article, before (someone else)

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Verb

To reveal or make public (information)

blow the lid off

let the cat out of the bag

spill the beans

give the game away

bring into the open

give the details of

characterize^US

bring out into the open

take the lid off

characterise^UK

get off your chest

come clean about

give an account of

open your heart

let your hair down

provide details

spill the beans about

give the show away

unbosom oneself

draw a picture of

express in words

spill your guts

make perfectly clear

give details of

bring to public attention

bring to public notice

blow the whistle on

take the wraps off

spill your guts about

let it all hang out

put in plain words

get something straight

make intelligible

put in plain English

blow the gaff on

clear the air about

give an explanation of

show evidence of

expose information

bring to notice

allow to be seen

bring into view

spill the beans on

pull the plug on

propagandize^US

open your mouth

hold up to view

give the low-down

reveal information

divulge information

leave unprotected

propagandise^UK

crack wide open

make a clean breast of

bring out into open

put cards on table

get out of your system

unburden oneself

paint a picture

communicate information

give utterance to

give an account

show in bad light

exchange information

give evidence of

put spotlight on

put in two cents

unburden oneself to

bear witness to

unbosom oneself to

open one's heart to

share a confidence

blow the whistle

run off at the mouth

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“Explain the general type of subject matter to allow them to determine whether they desire to attend, but do not disclose the news to be released.”

Verb

To make a statement about something

put it on record

issue a statement about

bring to public notice

bring to public attention

shout from the rooftops

let it be known

let anyone know of

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

call attention to

let someone know of

breathe a word of

make a statement

bring into the open

make reference to

put in circulation

editorialise^UK

editorialize^US

make a pitch for

continue to speak

speak briefly of

run off at mouth

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“In Massachusetts, a defendant may be compelled to disclose his intention to rely upon an alibi defense.”

Verb

To admit or confess to something

get off your chest

accept responsibility

come out of the closet

spill the beans

spill the beans about

let the cat out of the bag

spill your guts about

make clean breast

allow to be valid

be conscious of

be conscious that

blow the lid off

blow the gaff on

bring into the open

make a clean breast

make a clean breast of

go into details

spill your guts

make a clean breast of it

tell the truth about

come clean about

acknowledge that

take something on board

come out of closet

unbosom oneself

make clean breast of

open your heart

make a clean breast of things

be completely honest

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“The agent promised that if the plaintiff would remain silent and not disclose his wrongdoings to his employers, he would make good the loss arising from the unauthorized transactions.”

Verb

To uncover, physically expose to view

allow to be seen

take the wraps off

follow the scent of

bring out of the ground

bring into the open

bring to the surface

have an aha moment

get wise to the fact

get wind of the fact

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“Or you can travel to an ancient Indian temple to disclose a hidden treasure.”

Verb

To display or put on show

draw attention to

put before the public

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“This provides a limited grace period in which the inventor is free to publicly disclose his invention.”

Verb

To be a sign or symptom of

be a symptom of

be symptomatic of

bear witness to

serve as evidence of

gesture towards

be an indication of

be a warning of

characterize^US

be a presage of

point in direction of

give a warning of

characterise^UK

lead to believe

be a harbinger of

give warning of

indicate the coming of

be the harbinger of

have overtones of

have undertones of

give the impression

have an aura of

give a feeling of

be associated with

have an atmosphere of

draw attention to

put one's finger on

put someone in mind of

put one in mind of

make you think of

put you in mind of

give every indication of

show all the signs

lead you to expect

hold a probability of

give an indication of

hold probability

give good grounds for expecting

hold out hopes of

be the embodiment of

be the incarnation of

be representative of

give substance to

demonstrate the truth of

show beyond doubt

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“A study of the data will disclose that the ultra-violet radiation component is a complex function of electrical current.”

Verb

To state or express something in words (or sounds)

give expression to

get off your chest

make a statement

be specific about

give blow-by-blow

give utterance to

let it be known

take the wraps off

shout from the rooftops

give expression

bring into the open

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Verb

To relate a story or series of events by speech or writing

characterise^UK

characterize^US

give an account of

give a report of

particularize^US

particularise^UK

give details of

give a description of

give a rundown of

paint a word picture of

give details on

provide details of

give the facts on

spill the beans

shoot the breeze

get off your chest

let your hair down

lay it on the line

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Verb

To promote the use, sale, or acceptance of

propagandise^UK

propagandize^US

call attention to

bang the drum for

beat the drum for

give publicity to

shout from the rooftops

get on soapbox for

bring to public notice

take a shine to

look on with favor

be on one's side

be in favour of

receive favorably

take a liking to

give the nod to

lend support to

drum up support for

run interference for

hold a brief for

get on bandwagon

campaign on behalf of

look on with favour

speak favorably of

speak in favor of

offer recommendation

go on record for

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Verb

To tell or inform someone of a fact or information

make somebody aware of

bring to somebody's attention

make conversant

turn somebody on to

give information about

keep up to date

get somebody into

give somebody a taste for

make familiar with

keep up to speed with

put in the picture about

keep in the loop

give a rundown of

indoctrinate in

give the gen about

give the low-down on

give information to

give the lowdown

give details to

describe the state of affairs to

explain the situation to

put in the picture

bring up to date

bring up to speed

explain the circumstances to

give lessons to

din something into

put someone through their paces

keep up to speed

give the skinny on

give information

give intelligence

enlighten as to

give the low-down

keep up to date with

bring up-to-date

give the rundown

put on the line

offer information

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Verb

To arrive at an answer through logic

find an answer to

get to the bottom of

get something straight

make head or tail of

find a solution to

find the solution to

find the key to

get the drift of

find the answer to

get the message

get the picture

give the details of

characterize^US

get to the bottom

make intelligible

characterise^UK

put in plain English

get your head round

take something on board

get the hang of

get one's head around

put in plain words

make perfectly clear

determine a solution to

find the solution

have knowledge of

get the point of

draw a picture of

express in words

clear the air about

give an explanation of

get the idea of

work something out

figure something out

make heads or tails of

get the answer to

discover meaning

find the answer

come to a conclusion about

become clear to

be cognizant of

explain in simple terms

throw light upon

fill someone in

have a handle on

wrap one's mind round

get to grips with

give insight into

pick up what someone is putting down

see the light about

wrap one's mind around

be familiar with

be au fait with

paint a picture

remove the complexities from

make easier to understand

make more comprehensible

make more intelligible

cut through red tape

cut the Gordian knot

state in layman's language

get to the bottom of it

work the bugs out of

explain in detail

make see daylight

catch the drift of

see what's what

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Verb

To boast about

big-note oneself

congratulate oneself

draw attention to

flatter oneself

pat oneself on the back

blow your own horn

sing your own praises

give a good account of yourself

attract attention

cock-a-doodle-doo

blow your own trumpet

pump one's own tires^US

lay it on thick

shoot one's mouth off

fly your own kite

give oneself airs

congratulate oneself on

give oneself airs about

pique oneself on

toot one's own horn

feel self-satisfied about

preen oneself on

blow one's trumpet

speak for Buncombe

talk boastingly

break one's arm patting oneself on the back

be proud of oneself

feel self-satisfied

be pleased with oneself

take great pride in

feel satisfaction at

pique oneself in

pat oneself on the back for

flatter oneself on

give oneself a pat on the back for

be proud of oneself for

feel proud about

plume oneself on

preen oneself about

pat oneself on the back about

felicitate oneself

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Verb

To be revealed or made known

Verb

To predict, prophesy, or tell of future events

see something coming

crystal ball it

take for granted

see in the cards

come to the conclusion

tell in advance

be prepared for

have a hunch of

draw conclusions

contemplate the possibility of

draw the inference

see handwriting on wall

have in prospect

look forward to

see in your mind's eye

be of the opinion

philosophise^UK

contextualize^US

take something on board

be given to understand

be led to believe

philosophize^US

contextualise^UK

draw a conclusion

make an educated guess

regard as likely

have sneaking suspicion

take it as given

think it likely

be inclined to think

conceptualize^US

conceptualise^UK

conjure up an image of

fantasize about

form a picture of

build castles in air

form a mental picture of

see in one's mind

conjure up a mental picture of

get the picture

picture in one's mind's eye

conjure up an picture of

form a mental image of

conjure up a picture of

create in your mind

visualize mentally

form an impression of

build up an impression of

build up a picture of

be under the impression

think it conceivable

indulge in fantasy

build castles in Spain

build castles in the air

indulge in fancy

indulge in wool-gathering

live in a dream world

give free rein to the imagination

go out on a limb

form an opinion of

make a guess at

have a sneaking suspicion of

make an estimate of

jump to a conclusion

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Verb

To admit, include, or allow to share in a secret or knowledge

let someone in on something

allow to share in

let participate in

Verb

To report on something, especially something worthy of a news article, before (someone else)

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