DISCLOSING Definition & Meaning

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disclosing

[ dih-skloh-zing ]

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adjective

revealing or showing something, especially something normally or previously hidden; making something known (often used in combination):
Unless there are protective measures in place, whistleblowing can result in adverse employment action against the disclosing employee.
Instead of accusing the other person, label your feelings in a self-disclosing way, such as “I'm angry.”
Law. designating the party that makes confidential information known to another party, as under a nondisclosure agreement or other legal proceeding:
Information acquired independently, without use of information from the disclosing party, is not subject to this agreement.
Dentistry. being, using, or containing a substance that reveals the presence of plaque on the teeth by staining the plaque:
During recall appointments, we use a disclosing tablet to check areas that are missed by the patient during brushing.

noun

the act of revealing something or making something known, especially something normally or previously hidden:
The officer was charged with cocaine trafficking and the disclosing of confidential police information.

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Other 51�Թ� Forms

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51�Թ� History and Origins

Origin of disclosing¹

First recorded in 1510–20; disclose + -ing ² for the adjective senses; disclose + -ing ¹( def ) for the noun sense

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Ticket selling platform StubHub Holdings Inc. filed for an initial public offering disclosing revenue growth and a small annual loss for 2024.

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Usually, defense lawyers said, if they provide proper notification, disclosing how much money was received and what it was for, the agency will allow transactions for legal services.

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The court's decision that the files be released came after a 2024 ruling which said there was not enough public interest in disclosing Prince Harry's immigration records.

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The court's ruling comes after a 2024 ruling by the same judge which said that there was not enough public interest in disclosing Prince Harry's immigration records.

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In a copy of the email obtained by the BBC, employees were asked to respond explaining their accomplishments from the past week in five bullet points - without disclosing classified information.

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