English to English Dictionary

Private-discourse

Communication that takes place between specific individuals in a restricted, confidential, or non-public setting.

Private-sector employer

A business, company, corporation, or individual that hires workers and is owned, managed, and funded by private individuals or shareholders rather than the government.

Private-venture

Undertaken or funded independently by individuals or private companies rather than by government or public institutions.

Privately

In a manner that is not open to the public; in a way that is intended to be kept secret or confidential.

Privately-owned

Belonging to or controlled by private individuals or commercial corporations rather than the government or state.

Privatization

The transfer of a business, industry, or service from public control or ownership to private ownership and control.

Privilege

A special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people.

Privileged

Having special rights, advantages, or immunities granted to a particular person or group.

Privileged-status

A legally, socially, or institutionally recognized position of advantage, immunity, or priority granted to an individual or group over others.

Privy-Purse

A purse or fund used for private or personal expenses, especially in a royal context.

Prize

A reward given to a person or group for an achievement.

Prize de Saut

A competition in which participants demonstrate their skill in jumping over obstacles.