disclosable
disclosable — adjective
1. describes information that can be shared with other people or with the public —
describes information that can be shared with other people or with the public — it is not private or secret
Priya asked whether the meeting notes were disclosable to the whole team.
disclosable + to [recipient]
The company decided that the salary data was not disclosable.
Only some of the test results are disclosable under the new policy.
Kwame confirmed that the client records were disclosable to the media.
Is the final report disclosable, or does it contain sensitive material?
- revealable
suggests uncovering something hidden or secret; more dramatic than disclosable
- shareable
informal; implies friendly, voluntary exchange rather than formal release
- public
means already openly available, whereas disclosable only means it could be shared
- confidential
formally restricted from being shared
- secret
deliberately kept hidden from others
文法句型
disclosable + to [recipient]
adverb + disclosable
用法筆記
Often followed by 'to' to show who receives the information: 'disclosable to the public.' Distinguish from Sense 3, which describes an obligation to share rather than a possibility.
常見錯誤
2. describes an object, part of a device, or a space that can be opened up or shown
describes an object, part of a device, or a space that can be opened up or shown to others
The old suitcase had a disclosable lining that hid old photographs.
Fatima found a disclosable panel behind the painting in the hallway.
disclosable + noun: disclosable panel
The machine has a disclosable cover for quick cleaning and repair.
Diego discovered a disclosable compartment hidden inside the old carved bookshelf.
The architect designed disclosable walls that open the room to the garden.
- openable
more everyday and informal; 'disclosable' sounds more technical
- accessible
broader term; covers digital and physical reach, not just opening
文法句型
disclosable + [noun]
用法筆記
Used only for physical objects, compartments, or spaces — not for abstract information. Most often appears in technical descriptions or design contexts.
3. describes information that someone is required to share because of a legal rule,
describes information that someone is required to share because of a legal rule, contract, or formal procedure
Financial records from the last five years are disclosable by law.
disclosable by law — legal collocation
The lawyer explained which documents were disclosable in the court case.
Sven's contract stated that all conflicts of interest were disclosable.
The committee ruled that the donor list was disclosable to the public.
Under the new regulations, environmental test data is now disclosable.
- reportable
used specifically for mandatory reporting to authorities
- declarable
used in customs and tax contexts for items or income that must be declared
- privileged
legally protected from being disclosed
- exempt
not subject to disclosure requirements
文法句型
disclosable + by/under [law or regulation]
disclosable + to [authority]
用法筆記
Predominantly found in legal and compliance documents. The subject is nearly always information or data governed by formal rules. Distinguish from Sense 1: this sense describes a requirement or obligation, not a mere possibility.