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undisclosable

undisclosable

6.9
You cannot share this information with people outside a company
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌndɪsˈkloʊzəbl/
translation icon : no revelable
  • His medical history remains undisclosable due to privacy laws.

Examples

  • The company's trade secrets are undisclosable to competitors.

  • He explained that the client’s identity was undisclosable due to privacy laws.

  • The terms of the agreement are undisclosable to anyone outside the company.

  • For legal reasons, some information remains undisclosable to the public.

  • All confidential client information is undisclosable to anyone outside the firm.

  • The investigation involves sensitive data that must remain undisclosable for legal reasons.

  • Due to privacy laws, much of the personal data collected is considered undisclosable.

Synonyms

unsharable
vsundisclosable
5.4

Other people cannot give or use it

focuses on preventing information from being revealed rather than mere sharing
unreleasable
vsundisclosable
6.7

People cannot make it public or show it to others

applies to stopping revelation to specific people rather than only public release

Antonyms

disclosable
  • Jargon
5.4

Can be shared with other people when the law allows it

How Secret

undisclosable
6.9
secret
2.0
confidential
205 5.3
disclosed
3.6
public
1.0

Surface Forms

undisclosable positive

Morphology

undisclosable = disclosable (transparent) = un + disclose + able

Formed by adding the productive negating prefix 'un-' to 'disclosable' to mean 'not able to be disclosed', a straightforward derivation.

Etymology

Undisclosable is made from un- 'not' plus disclose 'to make known', and disclose is the opposite of close—like 'open' something so others can see it. So, undisclosable means 'not able to be revealed or made known'.