“To disclose” in Japanese
Short answer
To disclose in Japanese is “暴く” (abaku). Full meaning: to disclose, to divulge, to expose; to open (a grave), to dig out.
Other ways to say “To disclose” in Japanese
ばらす
barasu to expose (a secret), to disclose, to reveal, to lay bare, to let out, to give away; to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble; to kill, to do away with, to get rid of
すっぱ抜く
suppanuku to expose (a secret, scandal, etc.), to disclose, to uncover, to unmask
さらけ出す
sarakedasu to expose, to disclose, to lay bare, to confess
曝く
abaku to disclose, to divulge, to expose; to open (a grave), to dig out
発く
abaku to disclose, to divulge, to expose; to open (a grave), to dig out
暴ける
abakeru to disclose, to divulge, to expose; to open (a grave), to dig out
あばく
abaku to disclose, to divulge, to expose; to open (a grave), to dig out
打ち割る
uchiwaru to split (by striking), to divide; to disclose, to speak frankly
あばける
abakeru to disclose, to divulge, to expose; to open (a grave), to dig out
打ち明ける
uchiakeru to confide, to reveal, to disclose, to lay bare, to speak frankly, to open (one's heart)
ほじくり返す
hojikurikaesu to dig up, to expose, to disclose
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