də̇ˈvəlj also dīˈ- transitive verb
( -ed/-ing/-s )
Etymology: Middle English divulgen, from Latin divulgare, from di- (from dis- dis- (I)) + vulgare to make known, publish — more at vulgate
1. archaic : to make public : spread abroad
2. : to tell or make known (a secret or confidence or what had been previously unknown)
knew of the conspiracy, yet did not divulge it
divulged to me his dearest hopes
Synonyms: see reveal