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Noun(1) the quality of being secluded from the presence or view of others(2) the condition of being concealed or hidden(3) solitude(4) secrecy

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Noun(1) the quality of being secluded from the presence or view of others(2) the condition of being concealed or hidden(3) solitude(4) secrecy

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(1) Public exposure has left her unable to say what privacy sounds like from the inside.(2) He had then invaded the privacy of his neighbours by secretly filming women in their homes.(3) She feared the new houses on the school site would block light to her bungalow and invade her privacy .(4) The consideration to guests, comfort and privacy is on show everywhere you look.(5) The supermodel is one of many celebrities going public about their privacy rights.(6) Personal privacy is respected and staring is discouraged, although eye contact is not avoided.(7) The house is set off the road and offers plenty of seclusion and privacy for its occupants.(8) He said youngsters had complained that the cameras had invaded their privacy .(9) Public figures are often the first to seek privacy protection under new regulations of speech.(10) The only drawback is the loss of privacy to the rear by the addition of some new houses.(11) Critics have charged that the program will give the defence department the power to invade personal privacy .(12) Of course, he is entitled to hide behind the cloak of privacy and not tell the public.(13) Your privacy can already be invaded without your consent in the way that you suggest.(14) Let this broken old man hobble off to the privacy of his own home.(15) To ensure daytime privacy for back seat passengers, the rear windows are dark tinted.(16) Weren't journalists the people who invaded the privacy of your home?

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(1) Public exposure has left her unable to say what privacy sounds like from the inside.(2) He had then invaded the privacy of his neighbours by secretly filming women in their homes.(3) She feared the new houses on the school site would block light to her bungalow and invade her privacy .(4) The consideration to guests, comfort and privacy is on show everywhere you look.(5) The supermodel is one of many celebrities going public about their privacy rights.(6) Personal privacy is respected and staring is discouraged, although eye contact is not avoided.(7) The house is set off the road and offers plenty of seclusion and privacy for its occupants.(8) He said youngsters had complained that the cameras had invaded their privacy .(9) Public figures are often the first to seek privacy protection under new regulations of speech.(10) The only drawback is the loss of privacy to the rear by the addition of some new houses.(11) Critics have charged that the program will give the defence department the power to invade personal privacy .(12) Of course, he is entitled to hide behind the cloak of privacy and not tell the public.(13) Your privacy can already be invaded without your consent in the way that you suggest.(14) Let this broken old man hobble off to the privacy of his own home.(15) To ensure daytime privacy for back seat passengers, the rear windows are dark tinted.(16) Weren't journalists the people who invaded the privacy of your home?

Related Words

(1) privacy policy

(2) invasion of privacy

(3) data privacy

(4) privacy protection

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(1) privacy policy

(2) invasion of privacy

(3) data privacy

(4) privacy protection

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Noun

1. seclusion

2. secrecy

Synonyms

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Noun

1. seclusion

2. secrecy

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