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divulgence
This term carries a heavy connotation of betrayal or a breach of trust, often appearing in legal, corporate, or political contexts. It suggests a deliberate or accidental release of sensitive data that was intended to remain hidden, distinguishing it from simple sharing or communication.
Because it describes a specific act of revelation, it is typically used in formal registers. In casual conversation, speakers prefer the verb divulge or the noun disclosure, as divulgence can sound overly clinical or archaic.
Meanings
Examples
The accidental divulgence of the password compromised the entire network.
I cannot believe the sudden divulgence of our secret plans.
The detective suspected a deliberate divulgence of information from within the police force.
The detective suspected a deliberate divulgence of information from within the police force.
Her divulgence of the truth came far too late to save the relationship.
The treaty prohibited the divulgence of military secrets to foreign powers.
Why would you risk the divulgence of such a sensitive matter?
The court ordered the immediate divulgence of all relevant financial records.
A sudden divulgence of the hidden treasure's location sparked a gold rush.
The whistleblower feared that the divulgence of the documents would lead to retaliation.
The whistleblower feared that the divulgence of the documents would lead to retaliation.