privy in Greek
privy in Greek is κοινωνός — privy means having private or secret knowledge of something, especially information not shared with everyone.
privy in Greek
κοινωνός
Pronounced: koinonos
With knowledge of; party to; let in on. [from late 14th c.]
What does "privy" mean?
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adj Having private or secret knowledge of something, especially information not shared with everyone.
"Only a handful of executives were privy to the merger talks."
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adj Private or belonging to a particular individual, especially in formal or legal contexts.
"The privy council advised the monarch directly."
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noun An old-fashioned or rural outdoor toilet.
"The old farmhouse still had a privy out back."
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privy in a sentence
- Only a handful of executives were privy to the merger talks.
- The privy council advised the monarch directly.
- The old farmhouse still had a privy out back.
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What is "privy" in Greek?
"privy" in Greek is κοινωνός. privy means: Having private or secret knowledge of something, especially information not shared with everyone.
How do you pronounce κοινωνός?
"privy" in Greek is κοινωνός, pronounced "koinonos".
How do you use "privy" in a sentence?
Example: "Only a handful of executives were privy to the merger talks." In Greek, "privy" is κοινωνός.
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