loss of privacy

collocation in English

meaningsoflossandprivacy

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loss
noun
uk
/lɒs/us
/lɑːs/
the fact that you no longer have something or have less ...
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privacy
noun[U]
uk
/ˈprɪv.ə.si/us
/ˈpraɪ.və.si/
someone's right to keep their personal matters and ...
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(Definition oflossandprivacyfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Many of the songs on the album seem to be based on the pressures of fame and dealing with the resultinglossofprivacy.
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On the one hand, agents can render their users and owners more vulnerable tolossofprivacy.
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Second, people generally accepted a degree oflossofprivacyin the forecourt spaces.
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These feelings of vulnerability andlossofprivacyled to an overall dislike of being cared for.
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There is alossofprivacyalso because the employer will know how much credit the employee is receiving.
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Lossofprivacymay be particularly upsetting to elderly people who are confused.
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If anything will stigmatise people, it islossofprivacy.
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Will there be a greaterlossofprivacyfor the individual?
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The second point, of which we already have experience, is thelossofprivacy.
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However, subsection (3) (f) does not repeat the words "inconvenience orlossofprivacy".
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In the case of bedrooms, that leads to alossofprivacy.
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There will be health problems andlossofprivacy, which will affect constituents' lives, and they should be balanced against the economic regeneration.
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The final problem is thelossofprivacy.
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Possibly there will be alossofprivacyfor the borrowers —namely, the people on mortgage support.
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Some constituents are concerned about the implications forlossofprivacy.
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The court will say that it cannot coverlossofprivacyor inconvenience because the draftsman has provided for that being a different consideration from loss, damage or injury.
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So one might have inconvenience orlossofprivacywhich would be so incidental as not to constitute loss of enjoyment of the property and therefore not be measurable.
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The owner of my little house will, very properly, want compensation for the fact that in certain circumstances—which we can all envisage—he will suffer greatlossofprivacy.
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At the same time, thelossofprivacyand security can increase the incidence of theft and loss of company secrets.
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They were confronted also with prisoner clothing, shearing of their hair, andlossofprivacy.
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After an emotional outburst about herlossofprivacy, she admits that she has cancer.
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