disclosable
- adjective
- /dɪsˈkloʊzəbl/
- Jargon
- Not all company records are disclosable to the public.
Examples
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Personal information may not be disclosable without the individual's consent.
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All disclosable information must be made available during the investigation.
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The lawyer explained which documents were disclosable under the new regulations.
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The report contains disclosable information.
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Is this document disclosable under the law?
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The lawyer confirmed that the contract was fully disclosable to the public.
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She requested the disclosable documents needed for her case.
Synonyms
Something you can learn or understand
Something that can be found or learned
Possible to find or reveal by searching
Antonyms
How Public
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Disclosable comes from dis- meaning 'not' or 'undo' and close from a word meaning 'to shut'. So it means 'able to be opened', which is why it now means 'able to be revealed'.