disclosure
Definition
The act of making known or revealing previously private or secret information.
A piece of information that is revealed, especially in a formal or official context.
In legal terms, the obligation to reveal relevant facts, such as in financial reporting or court proceedings.
Examples
The whistleblower's disclosure about the company's shady accounting practices turned the boardroom into a confessional booth.
After years of speculation, the celebrity chef's disclosure that her secret ingredient was just extra love had fans rolling their eyes.
His full disclosure during therapy revealed he talked to his plants, which explained why his garden thrived on compliments.
The antique dealer's disclosure that the 'priceless' vase was from a garage sale made the buyer question his life choices.