1. to make widely known; to publish or disclose to the public
Usage: formal or archaic; less common than 'divulge'

Examples

• The company decided to divulgate the research findings to the scientific community.
• He was careful not to divulgate confidential information during the meeting.
• The newspaper chose to divulgate the scandal despite pressure from officials.
• Ancient texts were divulgated through monasteries and scriptoriums.
• She refused to divulgate her sources to protect her journalistic integrity.