How to pronounce “privy” in English

But perhaps you haven't been looking for the right thing.You haven't been privy to the right things to understand why I make you feel that way.And maybe if you were a little bit more curious about why you felt the way you felt when I played the piece that way,

Now we have every four or eight years a new president comes in, they change the economic policy.And so you're privy to all of these things that you don't really have that much agency over, but have a huge potential impact on you.So we can see this-- some classic examples, for example, are Zimbabwe.

Back around. Yeah, right?She's not privy to it.

going to be the same anymore.I'm not privy to it.

So where did the idea come from?Are any of you privy to how the idea even came about?Well, Michael Arden is our director, and I'm pretty sure that he and Andy, who is Hanschen in our cast, had this brilliant idea

And our conscious experience, like you're saying, is this kind of train of thoughts in perpetual motion.But we're not always privy to the origin of these thoughts, so the subconscious and all these contentious issues.

I feel comfortable signing an NDA that I'm not going to talk about some new technology that you're developing or some big newsstory that we were only privy to at our place of employment.That makes sense. But not about issues that are violating a human being.

gas industry so you know these things go in ABS and flows um the US Navy I'm I'ma I'm I'm not as privy to what a future technology or replacement would be for sonar andum that's not something I can speak to um but there has been um a lot of work

If you get a group of kids in a room, probably from the age of 15 plus, I'd say probably 75% of them have either sent a sext,received a sext or been privy to a sext.And this is a really, really, really huge problem, because at any one time in a school, you've potentially got live with the ability

So you say you got a small room to be-- Absolutely.I know the concept of circular economy is not privy to just tech companies.

general. We Canadians are great for titles.The leading public servant is called the clerk of the Privy Council, and the person that ran the office of the governorgeneral is the secretary of the office.

Planes, the moon, the sun, tides-- everything rings this machine.And so I am technically not supposed to be privy to the detections.

Then the sales agent acts on your behalf to talk to the distributors who've made offers.And they do this all without-- I'm not privy to that stuff.And sales agents are one of those businesses that are so numerous in America where somebody just reinvents their own reason to exist.

And it was very challenging, but it was actuallySo I don't know if any of you were privy to the whole toast thing that happened.

They only want doctors to be the ones to privy to that data to mediate giving that to patients.

minuscule drama, at least that I'm privy to, in the building.

Maybe something else is going on behind the scenes that I am not privy to.

Thanks to her, I became privy to all manner of skeletons lurking in the closets of our fanciest mansions. Were I so inclined, I could have blackmailed

But it wasn't, like, something that I was privy to ahead of time.

telling yourself about why you did what you did is only-- that part of your brain is only privy to a little bit of the information.

The honest answer is I don't know, because I wasn't really privy to any of those conversations.

And I responded, B, I'm not privy to all your plans or decisions.

a population of young women who maybe haven't thought about these things, or been privy to these conversations.

And that's when I decided to throw myself into functional medicine, because I had been privy to some really cool research at Hopkins about nutritional genomics and

Eric, however, was privy to what would, could only be described as all access buttons which would allow us backstage to get us into the most privileged parts of the event. These

Team's crashed chopper and is attacked by Baskervillian hounds. But all you are privy to is the puppetry of snarling muzzles shot in artless close-up. To the canine puppeteer's

And as an adult, she obviously assumes there was a lot going on that she was not privy to.

So if you send an email to someone and include someone on BCC, your original recipient can't tell that anyone else is privy to that conversation.

ifs of like, would the police have-- and that day, there's so much that we were not privy to,

Both because the research is still ongoing, since the next mission is part of it, and because as a participant, I'm not privy to the researchers' conclusions yet.

And of course, I had read about this, but the extreme cold was something that I had never been privy to.

But it's a clue that a lot of the things that are happening in the universe all around you, you're not privy to.

Stephen Levy: I think Google News maybe made a couple paragraphs in that thing. For instance, I had a lot about Noll for some reason. I know why. It's because I was privy

cars. Do you really need three?" And I wasn't privy to the conversations, but my understanding is that he talked them into

And they're all performers there and the great thing about Berkeley is they're teaching the business of music which I was never privy to, you know.

And you must imagine, for instance, that a sixth of the world does not have access to drinking water. Now, I was privy to the most amazing lunch