classified — officially secret and available only to authorized persons
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: officially secret and available only to authorized persons
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈklæsɪfaɪd/
Example Sentences
- The spy was caught stealing classified recipes from the colonel's secret fried chicken vault.
- She found her dream job in the classified section, right between 'Dog Walker Wanted' and 'UFO Pilot Required'.
- The classified research data must be handled with extreme caution.
classified
ADJECTIVE[/ˈklæsɪfaɪd/]
officially secret and available only to authorized persons
a stern security agent in a dark suit holds up his hand to block someone from approaching a filing cabinet. He stands protectively in front of cabinets marked with special locks and security seals. Behind him, important documents are being carefully stored away in secured drawers. Another agent checks identification badges before allowing anyone near the sensitive materials. Several other personnel work at desks but cannot access the restricted files without proper authorization. information that is officially secret and available only to authorized persons
What's classified gets testified and verified!
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“The spy was caught stealing classified recipes from the colonel's secret fried chicken vault.”
“She found her dream job in the classified section, right between 'Dog Walker Wanted' and 'UFO Pilot Required'.”
“The classified research data must be handled with extreme caution.”
“All employees need security clearance to access classified materials.”
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