Divulge
Divulge verb - To make known (as information previously kept secret).
Name and divulge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Name" instead a verb "Divulge".
Nearby Words: divulging, divulgation
Name
Name verb - To give a name to.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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His name is All There in the Script; when Buffy asks for his name, he pulls an I Have Many Names but doesn't divulge a single one of them.
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Due to his abusive childhood, depression, and alcoholism, he refuses to divulge his real name; his teammates theorize that he may not even remember it.
Source: No Name Given -
While attempting to get a caller's name is a reasonable action, if it becomes clear they aren't going to divulge it, it seems as if an emergency operator should move on and focus on the reason behind the call, especially when the call is recorded and made on a traceable phone.
Source: Film / The Accused
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