Synonyms for closed-door
closed-door

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1. closed-dooradjective

   not open to the public

   "a closed-door meeting"

   Antonyms:
   public

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1. List of paraphrases for "closed-door":

   closed, close-door, fenced-in

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1. Michael Grandner:

   If you can hear it pretty clearly through a closed door, that's a sign that your body is probably working too hard to get sufficient oxygen.

2. The Republican:

   I know that youve overruled my request for a closed-door subpoena [of the whistleblower], ido think its important you put in to record the basis on which you continue to assert this absolute right to anonymity of the whistleblower.

3. Jim Jordan:

   The closed-door depositions, Ill still be able to be a part of, but then when they go to the open hearings, its just the Intelligence Committee. Adam Schiff gets 45 minutes under the resolution that passed on Thursday to ask questions. The rest, the members get five minutes. Adam Schiff gets to call the witnesses Adam Schiff wants. But Republicans have to first submit a list to Adam Schiff to get his approval for any witnesses we or the White House might want. So you can try to put a ribbon on a sham process, but that doesnt make it any less of a sham. It doesnt make it any less unfair in any less partisan. In a contentiousHouse Rules Committee meetingthat lasted into the night last week, Democrats systematically rejected GOP attempts to alter theground rules that lawmakers will use as they consider impeachment. The rules were later passed in a sharply divided House vote.

4. Lindsay Walters:

   I cannot comment on the discussions in closed door meetings.

5. Adam Laxalt:

   What is clear is the public deserves answers as to why Luis Magana donors are helping to hand out hundreds of millions of dollars of pandemic money, and they deserve full transparency, using a pandemic to curry political favor with wealthy contributors is exactly the cynical swampiness that Americans cant stand about Washington. We will look into whether or not the closed door meetings violated Montanas open meetings law, but GovernorBullockowes the citizens of Montana as much transparency as possible when theres a potential public health emergency.