Disclose
Disclose verb - To make known (as information previously kept secret).
Name and disclose are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Name" instead a verb "Disclose".
Nearby Words: disclosure, disclosing
Name
Name verb - To give a name to.
Common collocations
| name | disclose name | name name |
Both words in one sentence
- She doesn't like revealing her real one, and even after she accepts the deal which starts the main plot, she still refuses to disclose her real name to the people she's now working with.
Source: Nom de Guerre -
Nom de Guerre: Kayla fights in the arena under a sort of stage name; she doesn't like revealing her real one, and even after she accepts the deal which starts the main plot, she still refuses to disclose her real name to the people she's now working with.
Source: Literature / The Empress Game - Eaten's name, and that thus each and every Deal with the Devil you made for your soul had brought them completely subpar merchandise (plus other reasons they don't disclose), they will call down a hunting party on you.
Source: Berserk Button / Video Games
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