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How to use divulging in a sentence

We never feel so great a degree of repugnance in divulging what is really criminal, as what is merely ridiculous.

With the opening spring began plans for the divulging of the great secret—for public acknowledgment of the marriage.

THE DREAMERMARY NEWTON STANARD

Would the divulging of the secret remove the sad weight from her heart, or quiet the agony of her thoughts?

He made the charge also that Tipton had been guilty of divulging the vote on the treaty, taken in executive session.

We have evidence to prove that he is at the head of a body of spies that have been divulging our plans to the enemy.

By none of these grave men would any secret be divulged; none of them had any secret ready for divulging.

While the children were thus employed, Mr. Tracy was divulging to Mrs. Crawford the object of his visit.

GRETCHENMARY J. HOLMES

Thereupon he refused to have anything more to do with the affair, and withdrew, but without divulging the secret.

OLD AND NEW PARIS, V. 1HENRY SUTHERLAND EDWARDS

Besides, I reserve the right of divulging Herzog's fraud without implicating Panine, if the shareholders insist.

This looks like being wise above what is written, or like the old-fashioned Calvinists divulging the secret will of God.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985