Disclosures is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCLOSURES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DISCLOSURE, the act or an instance of disclosing
• the action of making new or secret information known
• a fact, especially a secret, that is made known
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or an instance of disclosing; exposure

Words related to DISCLOSURES

disclosure13

Words that contain DISCLOSURES

nondisclosures17

How to use DISCLOSURES in a sentence

• If he went to the length of having me arrested and charged with the crime, there are bound to be some disclosures and the newspapers would make the most of them.
• I have thought earnestly about it, and as you are almost as much concerned in preventing public disclosures as I am, I desired to consult you before taking any definite course.
• In the police court proceedings there were no disclosures under this head, but the thing was hinted at.
• Serious disclosures about condition of French army.
• The owners of the vessels petitioned the government to set the prisoners free, and threatened, in case of a refusal, to make extensive disclosures.
• The history of this people clears up, with such disclosures, and the fact shows us how little we can know of their history without the languages.
• But the question now occurs attended by other circumstances and new disclosures of the most serious import.
• I have therefore no fear that any harm can result from my disclosures.
• Henderson, when left alone with the Prophet, heard the disclosures which the latter made to him, with less surprise than interest.
• He could not help the young man by making these few disclosures now.
• Rather, he pictured me as shaken by his disclosures.
• She knows nothing about the Ghost and its disclosures.
• The disclosures suggested by what has come to light are so heartrending and so dreadful that I cannot bring myself to write about them until I am absolutely obliged to do so.
• But fiction it is not, though in some of its disclosures it may be considered sensational enough.
• Yet he seems to have still further complicated his position by making political disclosures which were injurious to the Duke of Ferrara.
• This master of his returned, bringing Hegio’s captive son, and along with him that runaway slave, whose disclosures led to the recognition of the other son.
• My disclosures, however, enlightened him on much that was taking place, and he bade me keep him advised of anything further I might see or hear.
• Odell-Carney refused to be surprised by the disclosures.
• We must admit that the disclosures of the modern microscope have complicated rather than simplified this problem.
• On divine disclosures, that is revelations, must rest both the highest super-rational region of knowledge and the possibility of knowledge itself.
• And thus room was made for the anticipation of further and deeper disclosures, of truths still under the veil of the letter, and in their season to be revealed.
• There are two points in the disclosures made on September 23 by the Department of State which bear directly upon this simple narrative of experiences at The Hague.
• If to these observations we add the filthy disclosures constantly made in police courts and scandal suits, we have a powerful confirmation of the opinion.
• Indignant at the disclosures which were made, indeed.
• The disclosures before the committee concerning Sudbury, induced Mr.
• If you have time now to listen to the disclosures, I am quite at your service.
• Any unpleasant disclosures would have to come from her to them, he reasoned.
• Madame de Pompadour and he had a long conference as to the reply that was to be given to the person by whom those disclosures were made.
• A class-leader in a Methodist church had been persuaded or bribed by his master to procure further disclosures.
• He will be astonished at the results working out, and most astonished at the final disclosures.
• Certain disclosures respecting Clement Lanyere, which were made by Luke Hatton to the young knight, affected him very deeply, and plunged him for a long time in painful thought.
• The next number, now eagerly purchased by every one, was more interesting because of its hints of future disclosures rather than because of its actual information.
• These startling disclosures brought from both of his sisters a cry of agony.
• The conclusions drawn from these disclosures and others which followed were exaggerated, but the naive and simple belief of the people was irretrievably destroyed.
• The anger which these disclosures produced knew no bounds.
• This letter will open the way for further disclosures.
• Had he done so I should have been ended there and then, and this interesting history brought to an untimely conclusion on the very eve of its most interesting disclosures.

Similar words containing CLOSURE without suffix s and without prefix dis

closure9 closured11 closures10 enclosure11 exclosure18 inclosure11 disclosure13 enclosures12 exclosures19 inclosures12 foreclosure16 foreclosures17 nondisclosure16 nondisclosures17 antiforeclosure20

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