confidential (Meaning)
confidential (s)
entrusted with private information and the confidence of another
(of information) given in confidence or in secret
denoting confidence or intimacy
the level of official classification for documents next above restricted and below secret; available only to persons authorized to see documents so classified
Synonyms & Antonyms of confidential
Synonyms:
- clandestine
- hushed
- concealed
- hidden
- undercover
- privy
- behind-the-scenes
- nonpublic
- hush-hush
- inside
- restricted
Antonyms:
- general
- disclosed
- current
- vulgar
- proclaimed
- announced
- proclaimed
- publicized
- widespread
- disclosed
- aired
- declared
- professed
- published
- advertised
- aired
- declared
- general
- professed
- announced
- popular
- well-known
- vulgar
- reported
- well-known
- publicized
- widespread
- published
- advertised
- reported
- current
- prevailing
- popular
- prevailing
- broadcast
- broadcast
confidential Sentence Examples
- The contents of the document are strictly confidential and must not be shared with anyone outside the organization.
- As a therapist, I am bound by confidentiality to protect the privacy of my clients.
- Please keep this information confidential; it is sensitive and should not be disclosed.
- The meeting minutes are considered confidential and are only accessible to authorized personnel.
- Access to the confidential files is restricted to employees with specific clearance.
- Patients trust doctors to keep their medical records confidential.
- It is imperative that you handle this matter with utmost confidentiality to avoid any leaks.
- The company's financial data is confidential and should only be accessed by authorized personnel.
- Breaching confidentiality can have serious consequences, both legally and ethically.
- Our conversations in this room are confidential; what is discussed here stays here.
FAQs About the word confidential
entrusted with private information and the confidence of another, (of information) given in confidence or in secret, denoting confidence or intimacy, the level
undisclosed, esoteric,private, intimate, secret, personal, classified, clandestine, hushed, concealed
public, open, open, public, common, common,general, disclosed, current, vulgar
The contents of the document are strictly confidential and must not be shared with anyone outside the organization.
As a therapist, I am bound by confidentiality to protect the privacy of my clients.
Please keep this information confidential; it is sensitive and should not be disclosed.
The meeting minutes are considered confidential and are only accessible to authorized personnel.
