divulged
Let the secret out
Divulged is the past tense of divulge, meaning to reveal or make known something previously secret or private.
The word often implies disclosure that shouldn't have happened: She divulged confidential information to the press.
Someone divulges secrets, plans, or details—information with some weight to it, not casual facts.
Made visible or known
- disclosedMade previously hidden known
- exposedOut in open
- unveiledRevealed after concealment
- uncoveredMade visible or known
confessed · admitted · leaked · betrayed · spilled · imparted · confided · told
Concealed information
- confidentialMeant to stay secret
- classifiedRestricted from disclosure
- privateRestricted to certain parties
- sensitiveEasily affected emotionally
privileged · restricted · hidden · concealed · suppressed · guarded · protected · whispered
revealed
Made visible or known
uncovered · confessed · admitted · leaked · betrayed · spilled · imparted · confided · told · shared
secret
Concealed information
- confidentialMeant to stay secret
- classifiedRestricted from disclosure
- privateRestricted to certain parties
sensitive · privileged · restricted · hidden · concealed · suppressed · guarded · protected · whispered · hushed
details
Specific pieces of information
data · intelligence · findings · particulars · specifics · contents · source · documents · records · names
divulgedconcealed
Made invisible deliberately
hidden · withheld · secret · undisclosed · suppressed