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. Jordan Pang:

   We don't understand why she didn't openly respond to the people's demands but prefer to do it through a closed-door meeting, we want to ask if the government sincerely wants to communicate with young people or if it's just another political PR show.

2. Tom Jones:

   The fact that Dave Chipman has resolved complaints of discrimination in some kind of settlement in a closed-door room doesn't absolve him of behaving inappropriately, it means the accuser didn’t want to spend months, if not years, literally and figuratively litigating this issue.

3. James Comer:

   The Democrats need to stop covering for the Biden administration’s failed COVID response and hiding behind closed door briefings with administration witnesses, like they are doing today, the American people deserve transparency and accountability, but all they’ve gotten from the Biden administration and congressional Democrats are broken promises.

4. Collin Peterson:

   This impeachment process continues to be hopelessly partisan. I have been hearing from my constituents on both sides of this matter for months, and the escalation of calls this past week just shows me how divided our country really is right now, i have some serious concerns with the way the closed-door depositions were run, and am skeptical that we will have a process that is open, transparent and fair. Without support from Senate Republicans, going down this path is a mistake. Today's vote is both unnecessary, and widely misrepresented in the media and by Republicans as a vote on impeachment.

5. Helen Keller:

   When one door of happiness closes, another one opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.