Moderate as in whisper Revelation or disclosure of information, often revealing something previously unknown or kept secret; akin to an eye-opener. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Divulgence'
The teacher's careful divulgence of the upcoming surprise made the students excited.
The historical novel ended with a shocking divulgence about the protagonist's true identity.
The movie's plot twist relied on the divulgence of a hidden motive by the main character.
During the late-night conversation, there was an unexpected divulgence of their hidden fears and insecurities.
The teacher emphasized the importance of responsible divulgence of personal details in the age of social media.
The gossip magazine thrived on the divulgence of celebrities' private lives, attracting a wide readership.
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