disclose
/dɪsˈkləʊz/verb
To make information known, especially something that was private or secret.
Example sentences
- “The company refused to disclose how much it paid for the land.”
- “Doctors cannot disclose your medical records without your permission.”
- “She finally disclosed the reason she had quit.”
More formal than 'tell' or 'reveal', and common in legal, business, and medical contexts. The noun is 'disclosure', as in full disclosure.