Classified ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Classified ( adjective )

  1. Arranged in classes or categories.
  2. Kept secret or confidential, as information that is not intended for public release.

Origin:

Late 18th century: past participle of classify, from french classer, from classe "class".

Examples:

  1. This information is classified and cannot be disclosed.
  2. The classified ad section of the newspaper had job listings.
  3. The classified documents were marked as top secret.
  4. This is a classified military operation.
  5. The classified information was leaked to the press.

(As a noun)

Classified ( noun )

  1. Arranged in classes or categories.
  2. Kept secret or confidential, as information that is not intended for public release.

Origin:

Late 18th century: past participle of classify, from french classer, from classe "class".

Examples:

  1. This information is classified and cannot be disclosed.
  2. The classified ad section of the newspaper had job listings.
  3. The classified documents were marked as top secret.
  4. This is a classified military operation.
  5. The classified information was leaked to the press.
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