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Regulations in English cricket decree that if a bowler is reported for throwing in a match for a first time, the report remains confidential.A bundle of confidential documents arrived from my source which I took to read over the weekend.They also relayed general price information and disclosed confidential future prices on two specific loans for businesses.The whole process must be strictly confidential.The document was supposed to be confidential and to keep secret the names of the parties involved.Twickenham has begun a hunt for an alleged mole who leaked the confidential documents.The meeting was confidential but we talked about the affairs of the church.The regulator also noted an increase in fraudsters sending bulk emails asking for money and confidential information.Anything personal which is spoken about is confidential.Both are accused of stealing and passing on confidential documents to the journalists behind the two books.He is accused of paying for confidential information.The two men won't go into detail because the design is still confidential.The pair have since settled out of court, the terms of which are still strictly confidential.Their meetings are secret, their reports confidential and the results of consultations are often ignored.It would be interesting to know what possible justification the department had for attempting to supply confidential information for which it was not asked.They use the data to track changes in the global temperature, but are legally bound to keep it confidential.Your call is strictly confidential.A confidential report has warned the rounds could easily go off when rubbish is burnt or moved by binmen or ramblers.And in confidential reports they admit they TWICE lost track of him completely when he ended up sleeping rough.We were very aware of the importance of keeping that information confidential while the World Cup continued.The source said: 'The judge made it clear that all evidence should remain strictly confidential.Premiership Rugby has been condemned for keep the findings confidential, prompting claims of a whitewash.THE man behind the war logs leak is a homeless rebel devoted to spilling highly sensitive, confidential documents for the world to see.What is known, so far, is that a former partner has left after giving confidential information about its clients to a trader who used it.

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confidential

British English: confidential /ˌkɒnfɪˈdɛnʃəl/ ADJECTIVE
Information that is confidential is meant to be kept secret.
This was confidential information about her private life.
  • American English: confidential
  • Arabic: سِرّيّ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: confidencial
  • Chinese: 机密的
  • Croatian: povjerljiv
  • Czech: důvěrný
  • Danish: fortrolig
  • Dutch: vertrouwelijk
  • European Spanish: confidencial
  • Finnish: luottamuksellinen
  • French: confidentiel
  • German: vertraulich
  • Greek: εμπιστευτικός
  • Italian: riservato
  • Japanese: 内密の
  • Korean: 기밀의
  • Norwegian: fortrolig
  • Polish: poufny
  • European Portuguese: confidencial
  • Romanian: confidențial
  • Russian: конфиденциальный
  • Latin American Spanish: confidencial
  • Swedish: konfidentiell
  • Thai: เป็นความลับ
  • Turkish: gizli
  • Ukrainian: конфіденційний
  • Vietnamese: bí mật

Chinese translation of 'confidential'

confidential

(kɔnfɪˈdɛnʃəl)

adj

  1. [report, information] 机(機)密的 (jīmì de)
  2. [tone] 表示信任的 (biǎoshì xìnrèn de)
(adjective) 
Definition
spoken or given in confidence
She accused them of leaking confidential information.
Synonyms
secret
Soldiers have been training at a secret location.
private
He held a private meeting with the country's political party leaders.
intimate
She wrote about the intimate details of her family life.
classified
privy (archaic)
off the record
Those remarks were supposed to be off the record.
hush-hush (informal)
Though these meetings were hush-hush there were sometimes leaks.
closed or closed source (computing)
protected (computing)
(adjective) 
Definition
suggestive of intimacy
He adopted a confidential tone of voice.
Synonyms
secretive
low
Her voice was so low he had to strain to catch it.
soft
When he woke again he could hear soft music.
She spoke in a soft whisper.
hushed
At first we spoke in hushed voices.
(adjective) 
Definition
entrusted with another's secret affairs
his propensity to treat one as a confidential friend on first meeting
Synonyms
trusted
familiar
the old familiar relationship
faithful
A dog is the most faithful creature you'll ever meet.
I remained faithful to my family.
trustworthy
He is a trustworthy, level-headed teacher.
trusty
a trusty member of the crew

Additional synonyms

in the sense of faithful
Definition
consistently reliable
A dog is the most faithful creature you'll ever meet.I remained faithful to my family.
Synonyms
loyal,
true,
committed,
constant,
attached,
devoted,
dedicated,
reliable,
staunch,
truthful,
dependable,
trusty,
steadfast,
unwavering,
true-blue,
immovable,
unswerving
in the sense of familiar
Definition
friendly and informal
the old familiar relationship
Synonyms
friendly,
close,
dear,
intimate,
confidential,
amicable,
chummy (informal),
buddy-buddy (slang, US, Canadian),
palsy-walsy (informal)
in the sense of hush-hush
Definition
(esp. of official work) secret and confidential
Though these meetings were hush-hush there were sometimes leaks.
Synonyms
secret,
confidential,
classified,
top-secret,
restricted,
under wraps

Synonyms of 'confidential'

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