disclosed

Brought to light

Disclosed is the past tense of disclose, meaning to reveal or make known something previously hidden or secret.

Information gets disclosed in legal proceedings, financial reports, or investigations: The company disclosed its earnings.

When someone discloses something, they bring it into the open—often because required to: He disclosed his conflict of interest before the vote.

revealed

uncovered

Made visible or known

exposed · unmasked · detected · publicized · announced · proclaimed · declared · broadcasted · divulged · surfaced

confessed

admission

Entry or confession

confession · truth · unburdening · culpability · remorse · contrition · owned up · came clean · self-incrimination · plea

leaked

whistleblower

Insider who reports misconduct

breach · documents · unauthorized · insider · sensitive · intelligence · scandal · informant · sources · off-the-record

transparent

openness

Quality of being accessible

honesty · clarity · visibility · scrutiny · oversight · audit · compliance · governance · due diligence · material

communicated

announcement

Public declaration of information

information · notification · briefing · press release · filing · report · memorandum · correspondence · dispatch · bulletin

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Opposites
information visibility

disclosedconcealed

Made invisible deliberately

hidden · undisclosed · suppressed · secret · withheld

intentional communication

disclosedconcealed

Made invisible deliberately

suppressed · withheld · hushed up · covered up · silenced

Phrases
Family

disclose, disclosure, undisclosed, disclosing, discloses, disclosable

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