classified in Greek
classified in Greek is διαβαθισμένος — classified means officially marked as secret and restricted from public disclosure by a government.
classified in Greek
διαβαθισμένος
Pronounced: diavathismenos
Formally assigned by a government to one of several levels of sensitivity, usually (in English) top secret, secret, confidential, and, in some countries, restricted; thereby making disclosure to unauthorized persons illegal.
What does "classified" mean?
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adj Officially marked as secret and restricted from public disclosure by a government.
"The documents remain classified fifty years later."
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adj Sorted into categories.
"Items in the museum are classified by era."
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noun A small paid advertisement in a newspaper, usually grouped by category.
"He found the job through a classified in the local paper."
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classified in a sentence
- The documents remain classified fifty years later.
- Items in the museum are classified by era.
- He found the job through a classified in the local paper.
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What is "classified" in Greek?
"classified" in Greek is διαβαθισμένος. classified means: Officially marked as secret and restricted from public disclosure by a government.
How do you pronounce διαβαθισμένος?
"classified" in Greek is διαβαθισμένος, pronounced "diavathismenos".
How do you use "classified" in a sentence?
Example: "The documents remain classified fifty years later." In Greek, "classified" is διαβαθισμένος.
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