Synonym: expose, open, reveal, show, uncover, unmask. Antonym: conceal, hide. Similar words: close, closer, closet, closely, close in, closest, close up, close down. Meaning: [dɪs'kləʊz] 
v. 1. make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret 2. disclose to view as by removing a cover.
v. 1. make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret 2. disclose to view as by removing a cover. 
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121. Olympus said Tuesday that it failed to disclose investment losses from the 1990s and then tried to clean up its books using four acquisitions made decades later.
122. In addition, this thesis argues that the administrative agency should grant immunity to remove the danger of self-incrimination and compel people to disclose information.
123. This is a margin which is going to be obliterated. For me, it is an attempt to disclose a kind of collection of rupture, destruction, and weakness caused by powerfulness from my own experiences.
124. During mine development and coal extraction, it is unavoidable to approach and disclose or touch the aquifers (water body). Mine water flood has been one of the biggest hidden troubles of accidents.
125. He cannot disclose it, as a general thing , if he would; he would be at a loss to teach it to others.
126. The annual accounts of a company are required by law to disclose a certain amount of information.
127. The Fed could face restrictions on its emergency lending authority or be required to disclose more about its lending operations.
128. In fact, if you were to plunk down this control on a page in your existing site, it wouldn't operate because the Membership service refuses to disclose cleartext passwords by default.
129. It also emerged on Tuesday that actress Sienna Miller had obtained a court ruling ordering phone operator Vodafone to disclose data relating to other users - so-called third party disclosure.
130. Then it's to disclose the causes of the usage of the organ in baroque period and its booming, and the historic status in western religious music.
131. The above were important to clarify the physical mechanism of newspaper color displaying and disclose the copy transition rule from screen to proof.
132. There should be obligations to disclose price sensitive information, deals by directors, changes to significant shareholders and substantial and related party transactions.
133. We should disclose the governmental accounting reporting to the public to report the accountability the government.
134. To protect themselves, to disclose any information of use can improve the accuracy and make objective language more tactful language.
135. However,(http://sentencedict.com/disclose.html) he will be at market and did not disclose their own master data.
136. The ads don't disclose that the loans often annual interest rates of 30 %.
137. The Hatf-II Abdali missile was " indigenously developed" and can carry "all types of warheads, " according to the army, which did not disclose the test's location in Pakistan.
138. For the most part, U.S. patent laws don't apply in China. Carefully consider how much IP or know-how you disclose to your partners, suppliers or employees.
139. It fulfills a kind of new security requirement based on the Content Extraction Signature(CES) algorithm, i. e. verifies the part of the content within EHR without to disclose the whole document.
140. The publishers won't disclose the UK print run, but the US edition alone is reportedly 300, 000 copies.
141. The FDA database also fails to disclose the quantity of products that are refused, so it is impossible to know whether just a box of cucumbers was refused or a shipload.
142. Furthermore, because Starbucks does not disclose whether this is the direct price paid to farmers or to middle men, we can't say who the quality market boom is benefiting.
143. No matter as an entertainee or entertainer, it is still an unrevealed secret to disclose.
144. The Department of Transportation has proposed new rules that would require airlines to more clearly disclose fees to customers, which could make it easier for employees to itemize on reports.
145. The Company has a legal obligation to disclose any of the people.
146. But the official refused to disclose any detailed information about the number of reports and the progress of the investigation so far.
147. Failure to disclose material facts may leave the quotation, or ultimately the cover, invalid.
148. Article 87 If employees of a commercial bank disclose State or business secrets that they come to know during their employment, disciplinary measures shall be taken against them.
149. His works probe deeply and thoroughly into the causes for the disintegration of old South, and disclose the mental crisis in Southerners and Southern society which was in great historic change.
150. He refused to disclose what had been told him, on the grounds that it would be a breach of confidence.
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