What is another word for privacy?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈɪvəsi], [ pɹˈɪvəsi], [ p_ɹ_ˈɪ_v_ə_s_i]
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Synonyms for Privacy:
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adj.
• sedative • slumberous -
n.
• attribute • concealment- Laundromats ,
- Obscuration ,
- cover up ,
- coverup ,
- dissimulation ,
- fig leaf ,
- hide out ,
- hide-out ,
- hide-outs ,
- laundromat ,
- obliteration ,
- obscurations ,
- occultation ,
- occultations ,
- secrecy .
- de solation ,
- de solations ,
- de-solation ,
- de-solations ,
- hidings ,
- monkhoods ,
- privatenesses ,
- reclusivenesses ,
- seclusivenesses .
Other synonyms:
- confidence ,
- confidentiality ,
- conspiracy of silence ,
- hidden agenda ,
- intimacy ,
- secret ,
- state secret ,
- stealth ,
- trade secret .
- retreat .
Other relevant words:
- Adytum ,
- Almshouse ,
- Apartness ,
- Covertness ,
- Delitescence ,
- Incognita ,
- Latitation ,
- Loneness ,
- Privatization ,
- Privity ,
- Reclusion ,
- Secretness ,
- abdicate ,
- acropolis ,
- adjourn ,
- alienation ,
- aloneness ,
- aloofness ,
- ambush ,
- anaesthetize ,
- anonymity ,
- apartheid ,
- ark ,
- ashram ,
- asylum ,
- bashful ,
- bother ,
- celibacy ,
- cell ,
- clandestine ,
- clandestineness ,
- cloister ,
- concealing ,
- confidentialness ,
- cover ,
- covert ,
- coy ,
- darkness ,
- dawdle ,
- deliver ,
- den ,
- depart ,
- departure ,
- detachment ,
- diffident ,
- discommode ,
- disoblige ,
- disorderly ,
- douse ,
- draw ,
- evacuation ,
- executive session ,
- extend ,
- fastness ,
- furtive ,
- furtiveness ,
- genitals ,
- go ,
- hideaway ,
- hideout ,
- hiding ,
- holy of holies ,
- home ,
- hugger mugger ,
- huggermugger ,
- humble ,
- incognito ,
- inconspicuousness ,
- insulation ,
- isolationism ,
- ivory tower ,
- keep ,
- keep secret ,
- keeping apart ,
- keeping back ,
- lair ,
- last resort ,
- leave ,
- loneliness ,
- lonesomeness ,
- mew ,
- modest ,
- monasticism ,
- mystery ,
- night ,
- obscurity ,
- one's space ,
- penetralia ,
- prison ,
- private ,
- private conference ,
- private life ,
- privates ,
- privatism ,
- quarantine ,
- quiet ,
- quit ,
- recede ,
- recess ,
- recession ,
- reclusiveness ,
- refuge ,
- remove ,
- resign ,
- resort ,
- reticent ,
- retire ,
- retirement ,
- retiring ,
- rustication ,
- sanctuary ,
- sanctum ,
- sanctum sanctorum ,
- screen ,
- secede ,
- secluded ,
- secludedness ,
- secret place ,
- secretive ,
- secretiveness ,
- segregation ,
- separateness ,
- separation ,
- sequestration ,
- shelter ,
- shy ,
- silence ,
- singleness ,
- snugness ,
- solitariness ,
- solitude ,
- stealthy ,
- surreptitious ,
- surreptitiousness ,
- timid ,
- unassuming ,
- undercover ,
- underground ,
- unobtrusive ,
- ward ,
- withdraw ,
- withdrawal .
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How to use "Privacy" in context?
Privacy is a fundamental human right. It is the right to be able to live one's life in solitude, free from unwarranted scrutiny or intrusion. The right to privacy encompasses not just the right to be left alone, but also the right to be free from invasions of our personal information, such as our name, address, birthdate, etc.
The right to privacy is enshrined in numerous international human rights treaties, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the American Convention on Human Rights. These treaties protect privacy not only to citizens of the countries that ratified them, but also to aliens traveling within their territories.
Paraphrases for Privacy:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
data, claims, demands, requests, appraisals, applications, cases, reviews, headings, rows, dossiers, statutes, enquiries.
-
Noun, singular or mass
data, principles.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Adjective
confidentiality, confidentially.
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Proper noun, singular
confidentiality, protections.
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Noun, singular or mass
anonymity, closeness, confidentiality, integrity, specificity, tranquility, tranquillity, Inviolability.
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Adverb
confidentially.
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Adjective
Hyponym for Privacy:
n.
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attribute
reclusiveness.
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attribute
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