Divulge is valid Scrabble Word

Is divulge a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is divulge valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for DIVULGE in dictionary:

VERB:

to reveal
make known (private or sensitive information)
make known, disclose
To make public; to several or communicate to the public; to tell (a secret) so that it may become generally known; to disclose; -- said of that which had been confided as a secret, or had been before unknown; as, to divulge a secret.
To indicate publicly; to proclaim.
To impart; to communicate.
To become publicly known.
make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret

Words related to DIVULGE

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Words that contain DIVULGE

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How to use DIVULGE in a sentence

The soldier was led up to the altars, rather like a victim, than a performer in the ceremony, and was bound by an oath not to divulge what he should see and hear in that place.
It was the most secret sort of compact, and to divulge its ten stipulations would even now be most disastrous.
Custom forbids me to divulge the finding or the sentence.
Youâ€™re not to divulge a word of the cruise to anybody.
Accordingly the interpreter did not divulge the confession of the villains, all evidence as to their guilt was withheld, and they were finally discharged.
Fu-Manchu had evidently promised Eltham his life if he would divulge the name of his correspondent.
He had reasons for concealing it which he did not wish to divulge.
He truly realised that nothing, not even death, could force this sturdy courier to divulge the secret against his will.
The fact is, a proposition has just been put to us, the nature of which I am not just now at liberty to divulge, but it is a sure winner.
To divulge a secret is to make it vulgar, or common, by telling it.

When it would be so easy for me to divulge what I know of those who have been obliged to trust me, or things which I have surprised, there is perhaps a merit in holding my tongue.
And in the case of Soeur Therese it has been His Will to divulge His secrets in most generous consideration for our needs.
The matter was simply a surprise you intended for Celeste, and I have had the stupidity to divulge it.
A day or two after that she and the baby are put into prison for eight or ten days, and she is compelled to divulge the name of her partner.
They knew that any news that came to Tampa would come through him, and they wanted it whether his orders would allow him to divulge it or not.
The young parson was deeply affected by the sight, but thought it prudent to divulge nothing at the time concerning the apparitions.
She replied, from her mother, who had forbidden her to divulge the secret.
They had also a number of prisoners whom they felt it necessary to take with them, since to set them free would be to divulge their weakness to their enemies.
When the hearing comes some of the parties to the affair may perchance divulge what lay at the bottom of the row.
But it was a positive relief to divulge everything that concerned Iris.
But now she was doomed to bear the burden of a secret fraught with strange and painful consequences to those whom she loved, if time should ever divulge it.
He had suffered so much already for the sacrifice he had made, that it seemed to him an absolute waste of it to divulge the truth.
Before communicating the first secrets and primary dogmas of initiation, the priests required the candidate to take a fearful oath never to divulge the secrets.
My estate is neither very great nor very small, but what it is I desire for many reasons not to divulge.
The Unwillingness to receive good Tidings is a Quality as inseparable from a Scandal-Bearer, as the Readiness to divulge bad.
We agreed, however, not to speak of it to anybody, not to divulge any of our misgivings respecting the stranger.
Mountjoy absolutely refused to divulge her plans as they were made.
So Peter, who, as a rule, would have preferred to be beaten with rods rather than divulge his feelings, told her exactly what she wished to know.
Dâ€™Artagnan was quite sure that at the first debauch, when thoroughly drunk, one of the two would divulge the secret to the whole band.
There were times, indeed, when I thought his unceasingly agitated mind was laboring with some oppressive secret, to divulge which he struggled for the necessary courage.
But he did not divulge his plan and the others were content to wait for the event.
He thinks that to divulge our Indian politics may be highly dangerous.
My father has certain work to do here the nature of which I do not fully know, nor could I divulge if I did.
Claudius is really gone to obtain papers from Heidelberg as well as for another purpose which I cannot divulge.
And the jade repaid him, as usual, by showing him what she could do but refusing to divulge the moving why she did it.
But she would fight, and, if necessary, divulge the story of her own wretched sin.

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