divulgement

"Washington: "From a source always well informed and usually accurate, it has been whispered that the sudden change of policy in a certain senator—whose resignation surprised his congressional colleagues—finds explanation in the menaced divulgement of some damaging facts connecting the ex-senator's votes with crooked syndicate dealings in the West.

Antonyms: conceal, suppress, dissemble, hide, veil. exposé, n. divulgement, disclosure, exposure. exposition, n. display, exposure; explanation; commentary postillation; fair. expostulate, v. remonstrate. expostulation, n. remonstration. exposure, n. exposing, disclosure, divulgement, revelation, exposé; subjection, liability, jeopardy. express, a. explicit, definite, positive, specific, unmistakable.

Antonyms: suppress, reserve, withhold, forbear. telling, n. notification, apprising, communication, relation, narration, recital, divulgement. telling, a. effective, cogent, potent, conclusive. telltale, n. tattler. temerity, n. audacity, boldness, presumption, recklessness, foolhardiness, rashness. temper, v. qualify, modify, moderate, appease; anneal. temper, n. mood, disposition, humor; passion. temperament, n. constitution, nature, temper, disposition. temperance, n. sobriety, nephalism, moderation. temperate, a. moderate; dispassionate, calm; abstemious, sober, self-denying. tempest, n. storm, tumult, commotion, disturbance. tempestuous, a.

To-night there were symptoms of divulgement in him.