Private
31private — pri·vate prī vət adj 1) of, relating to, or receiving hospital service in which the patient has more privileges than a semiprivate or ward patient 2) of, relating to, or being private practice <a private office> <a private… …
32private — Synonyms and related words: Tommy, Tommy Atkins, absolute, anonymous, antisocial, behind closed doors, buck private, certain, clandestine, closet, common soldier, concealed, concrete, confidential, confidentially, covert, covertly, deep seated,… …
33private — adjective 1》 for or belonging to one particular person or group only. ↘(of thoughts, feelings, etc.) not to be shared or revealed. ↘(of a person) not choosing to share their thoughts and feelings. ↘(of a place) secluded. ↘alone… …
34private — adj 1. individual, personal, particular, singular, peculiar, special, especial. 2. confidential, strictly confidential, privy, unofficial, off the record, not to be quoted, not to be disclosed, not to be made public, Inf. hush hush, highly secret …
35private — Pilikino, pono ī. See ex., opinion. ♦ Private rights, pono pilikino. ♦ Private school, kula uku. ♦ Your private parts, kou wahi hilahila …
36private — / praɪvət/ adjective belonging to a single person or to individual people, not to a company or the state ♦ a letter marked ‘private and confidential’ a letter which must not be opened by anyone other than the person it is addressed to ▪▪▪ ‘…in… …
37private — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. personal, secluded, intimate, sequestered; privy, confidential, unofficial; individual, special. See seclusion. Ant., public. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. special, separate, sequestered, retired,… …
38private — / praɪvət/ adjective belonging to a single person, not to a company or the state ♦ a letter marked ‘private and confidential’ a letter which must not be opened by anyone other than the person it is addressed to ▪▪▪ ‘…management had offered to… …
39private — See: IN PRIVATE …
40private — See: IN PRIVATE …
