Privy ( adjective , noun , verb )

(As an adjective)

Privy ( adjective )

1. Confidential, private, not meant to be shared.
2. Relating to private matters or information.

Origin:

From middle english prive, from old french privé, from latin privatus ("private"), from privus ("individual, separate"), from privo ("to deprive").

Examples:

1. The company's privy financial information was leaked to the media.
2. The privy council is a body of advisers to the monarch.
3. He shared a privy conversation with his friend.
4. This is a privy document and should not be shared.
5. He only shared the privy information with his family.

(As a noun)

Privy ( noun )

1. Confidential, private, not meant to be shared.
2. Relating to private matters or information.

Origin:

From middle english prive, from old french privé, from latin privatus ("private"), from privus ("individual, separate"), from privo ("to deprive").

Examples:

1. The company's privy financial information was leaked to the media.
2. The privy council is a body of advisers to the monarch.
3. He shared a privy conversation with his friend.
4. This is a privy document and should not be shared.
5. He only shared the privy information with his family.

(As a verb)

Privy ( verb )

1. Confidential, private, not meant to be shared.
2. Relating to private matters or information.

Origin:

From middle english prive, from old french privé, from latin privatus ("private"), from privus ("individual, separate"), from privo ("to deprive").

Examples:

1. The company's privy financial information was leaked to the media.
2. The privy council is a body of advisers to the monarch.
3. He shared a privy conversation with his friend.
4. This is a privy document and should not be shared.
5. He only shared the privy information with his family.