# disclosed

Pronunciation: say "dis-KLOHZD" /dɪsˈkləʊzd/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of disclose. — simple past and past participle of disclose
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of disclose. Use this form for something that was already made known.
   - _The report disclosed several safety violations at the plant._
   - _He had disclosed his financial interests before the vote._

## Adjective

2. Made known publicly or to a relevant party; openly admitted rather than concealed.
   - Simple: Already told to others and no longer kept secret.
   - _The disclosed terms of the merger surprised several investors._
   - _Fully disclosed risks allow clients to make informed decisions._
3. Expanded or spread out; especially, of a bird depicted with its wings extended.
   - Simple: Spread open wide, like a bird with its wings stretched out.
   - _The crest features a dove disclosed above a silver shield._
   - _Heralds rendered the bird disclosed, its wings spread across the field._

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