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Maj Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Privacy/intimacy
What is the difference between privacy and intimacy? My two favourite words. Please, give an example.
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Your privacy: Your ability to keep your personal details to yourself. Intimacy: Normally refers to two people's closeness in a relationship.
- Your privacy: Your ability to keep your personal details to yourself.
- Intimacy: Normally refers to two people's closeness in a relationship.
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Your privacy: Your ability to keep your personal details to yourself.
Intimacy: Normally refers to two people's closeness in a relationship.
Intimacy: Normally refers to two people's closeness in a relationship.
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