privacy
/ˈpraɪvəsi/Definitions
1. noun
the state of being free from unsolicited or unwanted attention, intrusion, or observation
“The company prioritized customer privacy by implementing strict data protection policies.”
2. noun
the right to be left alone and to control the information about oneself that is shared with others
“The government must balance individual privacy with the need for national security.”
3. noun
secrecy or confidentiality in personal matters
“She valued her privacy and kept her struggles with depression private.”
4. noun
a secluded or remote area or place
“The family rented a secluded cabin deep in the woods to preserve their privacy.”
5. noun
a private or exclusive club or organization
“The members-only club offered its patrons a luxurious and private atmosphere.”
6. adjective
relating to or respecting the state of being free from unwanted attention or intrusion
“The private room allowed the couple to have a quiet and intimate conversation.”