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The company protects its proprietary software with strict security measures.proprietary = owned and controlled
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My employment contract prohibits by sharing proprietary information with people outside of the firm.proprietary = owned by the company
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She showed us her home with a proprietary pride.†
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She came in with such a proprietary haste, and looked around so possessively at the furniture that I wondered if she lived here. (source)proprietary = showing characteristics of ownership
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The pigeon looked back with a decidedly proprietary air.† (source)
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The seller claimed to be offering classified proprietary information on IOI's intranet architecture, along with a series of administrative access codes and system exploits that could "give a user carte blanche inside the company network."† (source)
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The reason Grant was astonished was that he had a proprietary feeling about this animal: it was probably a maiasaur, from the late Cretaceous in Montana.† (source)
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The proprietaries justify'd their conduct as well as they could, and I the Assembly's.† (source)
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Before Natalie could object, he pulled the chair away from the table and settled himself proprietarily into it.† (source)
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My corporeal health is of almost as much interest to her as my spiritual health: she is especially proprietary about my bowels.† (source)
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He was otherwise an ingenious, sensible man, a pretty good writer, and a good governor for the people, tho' not for his constituents, the proprietaries, whose instructions he sometimes disregarded.† (source)
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The women prowl the room proprietarily, Neddy fingering through the CD collection, Barbara poking around the laptop computer, while they gently bust on Cedric in the familiar, sometimes affectionate, call and response that they've been at for years.† (source)
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Doctor Papineau found a reason to drop in whenever the adoptive owners arrived, exuding what seemed to Edgar an increasingly proprietary air.† (source)
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I therefore, in 1743, drew up a proposal for establishing an academy; and at that time, thinking the Reverend Mr. Peters, who was out of employ, a fit person to superintend such an institution, I communicated the project to him; but he, having more profitable views in the service of the proprietaries, which succeeded, declin'd the undertaking; and, not knowing another at that time suitable for such a trust, I let the scheme lie a while dormant.† (source)
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They're saying that UPS and FedEx are proprietary systems, and that the speed of the virus means it must have hundreds of unique 'zero-days' in it.† (source)
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We bought some old cannon from Boston, but, these not being sufficient, we wrote to England for more, soliciting, at the same time, our proprietaries for some assistance, tho' without much expectation of obtaining it.† (source)
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