privacy
the state of being free from unwanted attention or access to personal information
In the morning show, the doctor omitted his patient's surname to protect her privacy when he talked about her depression.
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Exitthe state of being free from unwanted attention or access to personal information
In the morning show, the doctor omitted his patient's surname to protect her privacy when he talked about her depression.
Set 49 of Intermediate covers 5 words: privacy, debate, public, audience, campaign. Each entry below includes its definition, an example sentence, and synonyms — practice them with the interactive cards above.
the state of being free from unwanted attention or access to personal information
In the morning show, the doctor omitted his patient's surname to protect her privacy when he talked about her depression.
a formal discussion
The news about the use of animals in the research and development of cosmetics has created a widespread public debate.
relating to people in general or open for everyone to use or know about
Some of you may not think of these acts as crimes, but many have received a lot of public attention thanks to the media coverage.
the group of people who watch, listen to, or read something
As the singer finished her final song, the audience stood up and applauded loudly.
a series of planned activities intended to achieve a particular social, political, or business goal
The city launched a public campaign to encourage people to use less plastic.