divulga

Divulga is a conjugated form of the Portuguese verb divulgar. It corresponds to the third-person singular present indicative (ele/ela/você divulga) and is commonly used in Brazilian Portuguese to indicate that someone is disclosing or publicly sharing information. It may also appear as the informal second-person singular imperative form (tu divulga) in regions that use the tu form, meaning “disclose” or “publicize.” The noun form divulgação means disclosure or dissemination.

Divulgar comes from Latin divulgare, meaning to make public. The verb is used in journalism, public relations, and formal communications to indicate that information is being made known through official channels. In practice, divulgar encompasses activities such as releasing a report, publishing data, or promoting information to the public. Synonyms include tornar público, anunciar, difundir, and tornar conhecido, though each term has slight nuance: divulgar emphasizes making information broadly known; difundir highlights distribution, while revelar or expor focus on revealing hidden details.

Typical examples: “A universidade divulga os resultados da pesquisa.” “O governo divulga um comunicado à imprensa.” “Ele divulga seus planos para o futuro.” The word is common in media, corporate statements, and legal disclosures.