1. to reveal or disclose (something secret or private); to unburden oneself by telling
Usage: literary; archaic
2. to remove from the bosom or breast; to take out from one's heart or affections
Usage: archaic; poetic

Examples

• She finally decided to disbosom her deepest fears to her closest friend.
• He could not disbosom the secret he had kept for so many years.
• The old letter allowed him to disbosom long-hidden truths about his family.
• In the confessional, the penitent began to disbosom his conscience.
• She disbosom'd her sorrows to the sympathetic listener.