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the action of revealing secret information to others
- The journalist faced ethical dilemmas when considering the divulgence of sensitive information.
- The company maintained a policy of strict confidentiality, prohibiting the divulgence of trade secrets.
- Mark's face showed surprise at the unexpected divulgence of his friend's travel plans.
- The detective carefully evaluated the potential consequences before making any divulgence during the interrogation.
- Sarah regretted the divulgence of her personal struggles during the emotional conversation.
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