privacy in Irish
privacy in Irish is príobháideachas — privacy means the state of being free from observation or intrusion by others.
privacy in Irish
príobháideachas
(uncountable) The state of being secluded from the presence, sight, or knowledge of others.
What does "privacy" mean?
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noun The state of being free from observation or intrusion by others.
"She closed the blinds to have some privacy while getting changed."
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noun Freedom from having personal information exposed, monitored, or shared without consent.
"The company was fined for violating users' privacy."
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privacy in a sentence
- She closed the blinds to have some privacy while getting changed.
- The new law aims to protect consumer privacy online.
- The company was fined for violating users' privacy.
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What is "privacy" in Irish?
"privacy" in Irish is príobháideachas. privacy means: The state of being free from observation or intrusion by others.
How do you use "privacy" in a sentence?
Example: "She closed the blinds to have some privacy while getting changed." In Irish, "privacy" is príobháideachas.
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