Meaning
Disclosure refers to the act of making information known or public, particularly information that was previously confidential or withheld, often in contexts where transparency is legally or ethically mandated, such as in financial reporting, legal proceed
💡 While "disclosure" often implies a legal or formal requirement, it can also pertain to personal revelations in contexts such as psychology or therapy, where the nuance of emotional openness is significant.
Example Sentences
Word in Context
When
Emma
opened
the
meeting
,
she
explained
calmly
that
recent
budget
changes
required
greater
transparency
with
the
team
.
She
hesitated
briefly
before
announcing
the
disclosure
of
the
expense
reports
,
knowing
some
figures
might
prompt
questions
.
Her
goal
was
to
present
the
data
clearly
and
to
outline
the
reasons
behind
every
adjustment
,
so
stakeholders
would
understand
the
context
.
Although
a
few
colleagues
expressed
concern
about
potential
repercussions
,
the
group
agreed
that
such
openness
would
improve
decision
-
making
.
By
the
end
of
the
session
they
had
established
a
plan
for
responsible
reporting
and
a
schedule
that
would
facilitate
ongoing
trust
.
Common Phrases
full disclosure
voluntary disclosure
mandatory disclosure
Synonyms
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