vulgare: divulgare: pervulgare (to spread the news of anything, divulgare, with accessary notion of spreading in all directions; pervulgare, in a more extensive sense, through all the world, to let all the world know; e.g., rumorem, rem): evulgare: in vulgus edere (what was to be kept secret): signifioare, declarare, aperire sententiam suam: dicere, quid sentiam de re (to reveal or declare one’s opinion): palam facere: in lucem or in medium proferre (to make known, to expose): aperire: patefacere (to publish, to reveal, to lay anything open). (The words are found in this connection and order.) aperire et in lucem proferre: proferre et patefacere: enunciare (to publish, declare, etc., especially what ought to be kept secret, sociorum consilia, mysteria, etc. Cic., rem alicui per indicium, Caes.). You must not divulge it, hoc tibi soli dictum puta: anything is divulged, aliquid in vulgus emanavit. ☞ Dicta foras eliminare is poetical only (Hor., Ep., 1, 5, 25), instead of dicta foras efferre or proferre, to tell tales out of school.