Divulges [verb]

No man divulges his revenue; or, at least, which way it comes in but every one publishes his acquisitions.

Mitouflet's comrades are bewildered by his extravagance, until he divulges the secret that—government pays.

It is from the samegraphic pen as The Wildfowlers, and divulges many a secret ofthe fisherman's craft.

I don't think, your Grace, that Mr. Roby ever divulges political secrets.

The grave sometimes opens and divulges a ghastly secret from its narrow depths.

He is obliged to meet her wishes, and divulges a plan whereby the twins shall be destroyed.

The office never divulges the real names, private addresses, or where we work.

Figaro has sent a letter to the Count, which divulges a supposed rendezvous of the Countess in the garden.

But we will get back to Baghdad, and put the screw on this Yusuf Mersina, until he divulges the name of the villain.

We must pray to Aten to make his hand descend on her, prick and gash her, till she divulges!