Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Made public is an antonym for keep.
Made public
Both terms in one sentence
- A large part of the story is based around her attempts to keep her new identity from being made public; but she is eventually exposed by a journalist anyway.
Source: Hollywood Law -
A season and a half later, the Big Bad Cassidy Casablancas leaps to his death after having his crimes and Freudian Excuse (sexual abuse which he was trying desperately to keep secret) made public.
Source: Series / Veronica Mars - Too late, he realises he'd have done better to keep quiet: if she'd tried to confess, the police would have known she was innocent by the same reasoning, but now she actually knows details the police haven't made public, she's in danger of making the police think she's guilty.
Source: Literature / Felse Investigates
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