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closed–door
adjective \ˈklōz(d)-ˈdȯr\
: held secretly or privately
Full Definition of CLOSED-DOOR
: barring public and press <a closed–door session of the investigating committee>
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First Known Use of CLOSED-DOOR
1950
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