nonconfidential
- adjective
- /ˌnɒnˌkɒnfɪˈdɛnʃəl/
- The report contained nonconfidential information that anyone could read.
Examples
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All nonconfidential documents can be accessed by any employee without special permission.
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We have a nonconfidential report available for public viewing.
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The company released a nonconfidential summary of the findings to the public.
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He made sure the information he shared was strictly nonconfidential before sending the email.
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This document is nonconfidential and can be shared with anyone.
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She shared the nonconfidential details of the project with her colleagues during the meeting.
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All participants were encouraged to discuss their nonconfidential findings openly and without hesitation.
Synonyms
Easy to see or notice
Antonyms
How Confidential
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonconfidential = confidential (transparent) = non + confidential
The prefix 'non-' clearly negates the meaning of 'confidential', making the meaning of 'nonconfidential' easily understandable.
Etymology
The word nonconfidential is made of non- ('not') and confidential, which comes from the same root as confide, meaning 'to trust'. So, nonconfidential means 'not secret' or open for others to see.