closed-door (Meaning)

Wordnet

closed-door (s)

not open to the public

The negotiations took place behind closed doors to maintain confidentiality.
The closed-door meeting was attended by top executives only.
The closed-door policy ensured that sensitive information remained within the organization.
Journalists were not allowed into the closed-door session with government officials.
The closed-door session allowed for frank discussions among committee members.
Employees were concerned about the decisions made during the closed-door meeting.
The closed-door policy was implemented to protect the privacy of clients.
The closed-door hearing was conducted to protect the identity of witnesses.
The closed-door strategy was criticized for lack of transparency.
The closed-door discussions led to a breakthrough in resolving the conflict.

not open to the public

off-the-record, back-channel, off-the-books, clandestine, underground, underhanded, hole-and-corner, sneak, underhand, classified

open, overt, overt, open,public, public, unrestricted, unclassified, acknowledged, unrestricted

The negotiations took place behind closed doors to maintain confidentiality.

The closed-door meeting was attended by top executives only.

The closed-door policy ensured that sensitive information remained within the organization.

Journalists were not allowed into the closed-door session with government officials.