noun

disclosure

disclosure, revelation, announcement

Full disclosure of the facts is required.

Full disclosure of the facts is required.

The report contained some shocking disclosures.

The report contained some shocking disclosures.

((of sth.)) the act of making (sth.) known Full disclosure of the facts is required.

Synonyms: revelation, announcement, confession; Antonyms: concealment, secrecy

From the prefix 'dis-' (apart) and 'closure' (a closing). It literally means an 'un-closing' or opening up of information.

Think of 'dis-closing' a secret, meaning you are no longer keeping it closed. Imagine opening a closed file.

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