disclosing
v.to share a secret or give out information that was hidden. You use this when a person or company makes a fact public for the first time.
v.to reveal or make known information that was previously secret or private. Often used in legal, financial, or professional contexts regarding the release of sensitive data.
“The company is disclosing its profits to the public today.”
“By disclosing the terms of the agreement, the whistleblower hoped to spark a conversation about corporate ethics.”
“The regulations require all public officials to be transparent by disclosing any potential conflicts of interest that might influence their legislative decisions.”
The verb is transitive and requires a direct object; it is the present participle form of 'disclose'.
Disclose is a transitive verb and does not take the preposition 'about'.
“Women may fear that disclosing violence to the extended family or others within their community will lead to social exclusion.”
“That said, using a chatbot to write without disclosing its use can still be a form of cheating.”